Jack Bruce - Interview (B.A. in Music, 30th Aug 1982)

[@johnscullion3656]

The answers would have been so much more worthwhile to listen to than the questions, if only Jack had been given time to respond.

[@joezullo7792]

Disappointing interview. I didn't get where the bloke was coming from. Essentially, the same questions could have been asked much more poignantly.

[@johnnapier8192]

Who on earth says Jack is or was not known as a writer? He was always a prolific writer with Pete for Cream and his solo work and still is heard on innumerable documentaries and adverts on telly etc!

[@619piano]

Keith Emerson is one of my all time favorites- I never knew that Jack was planning to collaborate with him- did this ever come to fruition? Would have been amazing!

[@dhalgrentv7157]

There's one tune I know of called "Lightning In the Night," on an Emerson bootleg call Keyboard Wizard Anthology. Poor sound but great song.

[@DougOsborne-os6xg]

Best Bass player from 1966 to his passing,Period

[@AssociationAdmirer]

Decent interview. Would have liked to have heard more from Mr. Bruce, but it answered a couple of questions I had about him. Glad that you're digging stuff like this out.

[@user-qm7nw7vd5s]

Totally clueless interviewer: Jack wrote, sang and played basically all the songs in Cream, the biggest band in the world. And the guy says, “You’re not really know for writing songs, does that bother ya?”

[@Jmoog]

Poor Jack.

[@robin2012ism]

Jack suffering through this interview.

[@helenrichardson1740]

Bless him ❤ what an awful interview for him.

[@pauljanisch2825]

Thank you for your self indulgence Jack. Your post Cream music is often better than anything else you had done before

[@AssociationAdmirer]

My thoughts exactly. I mean, Cream were a phenomenal rock band and make no mistake of it, but Jack's solo work felt like a step forward for his songwriting.

[@catamia123]

What a sweet fantasy to imagine the wonderful interview Howard Stern would have done with Jack Bruce. Howard loved Leslie West, Jack Bruce and many of that time.

[@thickerbrummietwat]

❤

[@GeeDee803]

this guy is talking way too much. I think he make a interview with Jack?!!!

[@gavinthorburn5385]

Think Bruce had a line before show

[@KittyCarlile-490]

Uh YEAH

[@Mortslake]

Funny

[@prestwickpioneer3474]

Why was B A Robertson famous again?

[@thickerbrummietwat]

B.A. Robertson?

[@allanmoncrieff5579]

Yeah. Shit interviewer

[@kenmills4977]

02:45 Wanker interviewer compares himself to Jack Bruce and Cream

[@KittyCarlile-490]

I'll have some of what Jack had

[@TheJazzcritic]

Jesus ..how amateur is that interviewer?

[@drj602]

Emerson Bruce and Cobham

[@drj602]

Those self indulgent musicians are the best! I think of The Who.

[@Kekuahiwi]

Really wanted to hear what Jack Bruce had to say. Talking over each other I couldn't get the name of the composition nor the film. Fuck it, I 'm out

[@WolfgangvonBoyen]

Interviewing in this way is just embarrassing and what's left is a good face for evil

[@derwinmoss9485]

This interviewer is a real clown.

[@Smokey_da_Bear]

He's got that coke "sniff" going on, no?

[@robin2012ism]

by 1982, cola was de rigueur everywhere.

[@andydixon2980]

What a shite interviewer. Poor Jack.

[@helenrichardson1740]

Christ what a terrible interview 😮not known for been a songwriter 😱 he wrote lots of Cream songs. As you said white room I feel free and more ❤not to mention all post Cream. My fav album is Harmony row ❤

[@grahamcole1539]

B A Robertson, should have just stuck to songwriting, terrible interviewer, Jack deserved better than this! He remained dignified despite it all.

[@JayBD626]

Terrible questions