Album
Somethin Els
1993 · Electronic, Jazz
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Somethin Els is a Rock album by Jack Bruce, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 9 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Waiting On A Word (feat. Eric Clapton & Trilok Gurtu)3:54
- 2Willpower (feat. Eric Clapton & Clem Clempson)4:27
- 3Ships in the Night (feat. Eric Clapton, Maggie Reilly, Clem Clempson & Bernie Worrell) [Live]5:22
- 4Peaces of the East (feat. Maggie Reilly)4:57
- 5Close Enough for Love (feat. Clem Clempson & Trilok Gurtu)5:53
- 6G.B. Dawn Blues (feat. Clem Clempson & Trilok Gurtu)2:41
- 7Criminality (feat. David Liebman & Ray Gomez)5:07
- 8Childsong (feat. David Liebman & Trilok Gurtu)5:09
- 9FM3:33
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Blues Rock
- warm
- laid-back
- smoky
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Issued in a standard jewel case with white tray and an 8-page folded booklet.
[Booklet]
Recorded 1986-92 at Ztudio Zerkall, Germany.
Special thanks: Margrit (You're always criticising me), Mark Nauseef (for starting the whole thing), Jonas and Malcom (inspiration and party), Cat (hospitality, birth tips), The Head Waiter (castle) and above all, Frau Ewig for the Els
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Clem ClempsonGUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR
- David LiebmanSOPRANO SAXOPHONE
- Dick Heckstall-SmithTENOR SAXOPHONE, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE
- Eric ClaptonGUITAR LEAD GUITAR
- Jack BruceVOCALS, BASS, KEYBOARDS HARMONICA PIANO
- Maggie ReillyBACKING VOCALS VOCALS
- Peter WeiheACOUSTIC GUITAR GUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR
- Stuart ElliottDRUMS
- Trilok GurtuCONGAS DRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Anton FierDRUMS
- Bruce FowlerTROMBONE
- David TornGUITAR SLIDE GUITAR
- Gerd DudekTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Mark NauseefDRUMS PERCUSSION
- Miroslav TadićGUITAR
- Ray GomezGUITAR
- Ulrich LaskALTO SAXOPHONE
- Walt FowlerTRUMPET
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 9 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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