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"Into the Storm" (First Mix) "One" (First Mix) Personnel Performance. Jack Bruce – vocals, bass guitar, keyboards, harmonica; Steve Hunter – electric & acoustic guitars; Jim Keltner – drums (tracks: 2–6, 10–12) Jim Gordon – drums (tracks: 1, 7–9, 13) Production. Jack Bruce – producer, arranger; Andy Johns – engineer ...
18 de dic. de 2023 · December 18, 2023. By. Paul Sexton. Jack Bruce 'Out Of The Storm' artwork - Courtesy: UMG. There are hidden gems beyond number in the recording catalog of the late and great Jack Bruce. One...
Jack Bruce: All vocals, bass, piano, clavinet, Fender piano, organ, harmonium and harmonica Steve Hunter: Lead, rhythm and acoustic guitars Jim Keltner: Drums (2-6) Jim Gordon: Drums (1, 7-8) All music by Jack Bruce. All words by Pete Brown. Produced by Jack Bruce with Andy Johns. Recorded at Record Plants in L.A. and San Francisco.
Jack Bruce - Out Of The Storm RSO Records SO-4805 (1974) Side One 1. Pieces Of Mind 2. Golden Days 3. Running Through Our Hands 4. Keep On Wondering Side Two 1. Keep It Down 2. Into The Storm 3. One 4. Timeslip Personnel: Jack Bruce - bass, piano, clavinet, vocals, electric piano, organ, harmonium, harmonica Jim Gordon - drums Jim Keltner ...
Out of the Storm. By Jack Bruce. . Artist. Jack Bruce. Type. Album. Released. 1974. RYM Rating. 3.52 / 5.00.5 from 250 ratings. Ranked. # 418 for 1974. Genres. Art Rock Jazz-Rock. Descriptors. melodic, passionate, male vocalist. Language. English. Track listing. Show track credits. Jim Gordon. drums. Jim Keltner. drums. Jim Keltner. drums.
This page includes Out Of The Storm's : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up, different releases details, free MP3 download (stream), buy online links: amazon, ratings and detailled reviews by our ... - Jim Keltner / drums (2-6) - Jim Gordon / drums (1,7,8) Releases information. Artwork: Roger Phillips (photo) LP ...
It's thanks to Jim Gordon if mini-symphonies like Pieces Of Mind and One safely sail those troubled waters. Keltner plays well on a "stomper" such as Keep It Down (where it's the bass that leads the groove), on the R&B-flavoured Keep On Wondering (with a fine harmonica solo by Bruce and what to me sounds like a talk-box part by Hunter), and on the ballad Golden Days, featuring Bruce on vocals.
