Saerching for name of Jack Bruce documentary

[wunnorf]

I'm trying to track down a clip from a documentary that I saw part of a few years ago. I don't recall whether it was a documentary about Jack Bruce, or about Cream or a more general rock music documentary. It had a scene where Jack Bruce was talking about composing Sunshine of Your Love and he played the riff on an upright bass on camera. I can find videos on YouTube of him some years later sitting in a chair and talking about it, but the one I am looking for was filmed quite a few years earlier I think.
Does that sound familiar to anyone?

 

[ryan pate]

Ive seen that .I think it may be on this one .Have you watched beware of Mr baker?

 

[wunnorf]

Ive seen that .I think it may be on this one .Have you watched beware of Mr baker

Thanks for that. No it isn't in that one. A good watch though. I've seen Beware of Mr Baker. I don't think it was in that, but I'll have another look.

 

[ryan pate]

@wunnorf.....

 

[brianrost]

 

[wunnorf]

Another great watch, but still not the one I was thinking of. I'm wondering if it was Classic Artist Series - Cream, but I can only find a trailer for it, so hard to check it out.

 

[devnulljp]

BBC did a nice Jack Bruce doc years ago called The Man Behind the Bass
Big idol of mine, same him once play in a nightclub in Glasgow. Legend. Among other things, he was playing an Aria SB1000 (which I couldn't afford) but I had an SB700.

 

[marchone]

I was fortunate to see him in 2010 at BB King's New York. It was one of his last tours and perhaps the only one he played a full Cream set. His band that night included Geoffrey Townsend on guitar. Joey Molland of Badfinger opened for him. Spectacular show.

 

[Oldboy]

BBC did a nice Jack Bruce doc years ago called The Man Behind the Bass
Big idol of mine, same him once play in a nightclub in Glasgow. Legend. Among other things, he was playing an Aria SB1000 (which I couldn't afford) but I had an SB700.

Was that the one where he did 'Sunshine of your Love' at the very end with the folk band accompanying him?

 

[Michedelic]

There's also the Eagle Rock Classic Albums series, a "making of" type documentary that covered a variety of titles, including Disraeli Gears…