From his dear friends at Warwick:
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In Honor of Jack Bruce...
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Noticed that right away as well.
Still, I'm sure the intent was honourable.
If you want to get really nit-picky... "more than" not "over" and "thirty" should be "30"...
He will be missed by many.
Noticed that right away as well.
Still, I'm sure the intent was honourable.
If you want to get really nit-picky... "more than" not "over" and "thirty" should be "30"...
He will be missed by many.
Nice touch from a great company.
On another point, grammer depends on the country, honor, like color, has variations,
the comments about grammer are tactless.....if not disrespectful, in context of use.
On another point, grammer depends on the country, honor, like color, has variations,
the comments about grammer are tactless.....if not disrespectful, in context of use.
No disrespect to Jack Bruce nor to Hans-Peter Wilfer and Warwick. As I said, Mr Wilfer was well meaning; the nitpicks pointed out only to juxtapose the disparity between such great loss and the trivial.
no disrespect intended, I was actually saying that I thought they were disrespectful in that they didn't spot their error in such a tribute. Oh well, shoot the messenger.
I salute you sir Jack Bruce, for inspiring me so much, mostly by the bass lines of 'White Room' and 'Crossroads', and also be an inspiration height-wise 
. Made me decide to play bass instead of guitar, my best decision ever in my now 19-yo life.
. Made me decide to play bass instead of guitar, my best decision ever in my now 19-yo life.
Jack was one of my bass idols. What a huge loss to the music world. Nice to see Warwick offering up a tribute to him, he was so important to them and probably vice versa.
The world loses a great. Let's not worry about proof reading
Also let's remember warwick is a German company.... English is not their first language.
As a young man in the 60s, it was Jack Bruce's intro bass riff from "Tales of Brave Ulysses" that hooked me on the bass. His energy, passion and commitment to the instrument were and will always be an inspiration to me. Please know Jack that there are so many of us who will forever be indebted to you and grateful for your enormous contribution to the world of music.
