Jack Bruce

Ian Hill earned his stripes across five decades with Judas Priest, the legendary group that helped define the New Wave of British Heavy Metal in the late ’70s

War Pigs/Luke’s Wall showcases Geezer Butler’s radical approach to bass guitar – and the Chris Squire influence that left Ozzy Osbourne baffled

According to bass virtuoso Jeff Berlin, Jack Bruce is still the bass guitar’s most underrated innovator

From handling Jack Bruce’s temper, to Brian Eno’s budget studio and Macca’s post-Beatles era, the UK session veteran picks his most treasured moments

Nettie Baker’s new book Cream Chronicled debunks a few myths about one of rock’s most influential power trios

60 years ago, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker put together Cream. This is the story of the early years of the power trio that changed the face of popular music, and elevated Clapton to God-like status

In later years, Bruce jokingly referred to Cream as Da Creams, in a nod to the band’s supergroup status

According to his brother, Rory Pastorius, Jaco was influenced by the late Cream bassist’s midrange sound and aggressive lead style

Speaking in 2001, the late Cream bassist recalled his encounter with Jamerson at the Record Plant in L.A.