Biografía:
Jack Bruce nacido en Escocia el 14 de Mayo de 1943, compositor, cantante, multi-instrumentalista, considerado como uno de los vocalistas de más de gran alcance y de los bajistas más grandes de su tiempo, su habilidad improvisacional y acercamiento completamente único, de espiritu libre a la composición cambiaría por siempre la música eléctrica. Él pertenecio a la Graham Bond Organisation, despues se unio con John Mayall, donde conoceria a Eric Clapton
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Otras canciones:
- Dancing On Air
- Deserted Cities Of The Heart
- Escape To The Royal Wood On Ice
- Facelift 318
- Folk Song
- Hit And Run
- Hows Tricks
- Keep It Down
- Lost Inside A Song
- Make Love 2
- Morning Story
- Never Tell Your Mother Shes Out Of Tune
- Out Into The Fields
- Pieces Of Mind
- Rope Ladder To The Moon
- Ships In The Night
- The Clearout
- The Consul At Sunset
- The Ministry Of Bag
- Theme For An Imaginary Western
- Tickets To Waterfalls
- To Isengard
- Weird Of Hermiston
- Willpower
- Wind And The Sea
- Without A Word
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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When I hear that big black whistle they blow
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I feel inside it's time for me to be going
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Fortunately baby, I'd already gone before
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When they say, I'm worth ten pieces of coal
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And you shouting hey what about when you are an old man
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Fortunately baby, I'd already locked the door
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They say, there are men who are blue like me in the stars
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Beards for the weird and bars for bizarre guitar men
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Fortunately baby, I'd already joined the force
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Good time train, well, it does not need any track
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It wins the race to the place where I'm gonna pack up
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Fortunately baby, I'd already grabbed the sky
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All the days that the road has spent on me
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Judges shout you must slave to be a freeman
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Fortunately baby, I am never coming back
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Good, good time train, good, good time train
F C Bb G F
When I hear that big black whistle they blow
F C Bb G F
I feel inside it's time for me to be going
G F C Bb G Ab G
Fortunately baby, I'd already gone before
F C Bb G F
When they say, I'm worth ten pieces of coal
F C Bb G F
And you shouting hey what about when you are an old man
G F C Bb G Ab G
Fortunately baby, I'd already locked the door
F C Bb G F
They say, there are men who are blue like me in the stars
F C Bb G F
Beards for the weird and bars for bizarre guitar men
G F C Bb G Ab G
Fortunately baby, I'd already joined the force
F C Bb G F
Good time train, well, it does not need any track
F C Bb G F
It wins the race to the place where I'm gonna pack up
G F C Bb G Ab G
Fortunately baby, I'd already grabbed the sky
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All the days that the road has spent on me
F C Bb F G
Judges shout you must slave to be a freeman
G F C
Fortunately baby, I am never coming back
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Good, good time train, good, good time train
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