JACK BRUCE Things We Like (1970 UK 7-track solo LP, also featuring John McLaughlin, Jon Hiseman & Dick Heckstall-Smith, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear & edge scuffing but the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Out Of The Storm (1974 UK 8-track LP, the fourth studio solo album by the legendary British bassist, housed in a matt picture sleeve complete with illustrated lyric insert. The cover shows some light ring wear with some light creases, whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play) more...
In stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE BAND How's Tricks (1977 UK 10-track vinyl LP, complete with illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing & the vinyl remains in great condition with few signs ofplay) more...
In stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (80s German red Polydor label issue of the 1969 10-track stereo LP, the superb debut album produced while Jack was performing with Cream. The picture sleeve shows just minor shelf wear with its special price sticker attached, the vinyl appears barely played) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (1969 UK first issue 10-track stereo LP, the superb debut album produced while Jack was performing with Cream, and the influences of Clapton & Ginger Baker can certainly be heard on this often overlooked late sixties gem, matt non-laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside. The sleeve displays some minor general wear mostly to the edges & light general scuffs, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with only light signs of play, overall an excellent example) more...
Last 2 copies in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (1969 UK 10-track stereo LP, the superb debut by the late Jack Bruce, produced whilst he was performing with Cream. The influences of Clapton & Ginger Baker can certainly be heard on this often overlooked gem, matte gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve [VG] has a few crease marks in the front panel with scuffing to edge whilst the vinyl has a few faint cosmetic signs of play) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Things We Like (Scarce 1970 UK 7-track solo LP, also starring John McLaughlin, Jon Hiseman & Dick Heckstall-Smith. The picture sleeve is Excellent with only very minor signs of wear and the vinyl grades Near Mint with no obvious signs of play) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Harmony Row (Original 1971 UK 11-track LP, once cited by Bruce as his favorite solo album, also starring guitarist Chris Spedding and drummer John Marshall; tri-fold picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some light general wear mostlyto the edges & some general scuffs, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with minimal sign of play, overall an excellent example) more...
In stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (1969 UK first press 10-track LP, the superb debut album produced while Jack was performing with Cream, front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics inside. The sleeve [VG+] shows light wear other than a small name annotation on the inner lip & the vinyl is Excellent with a few light paper hairlines to show play) more...
Last 2 copies in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (1970 Japanese 10-track LP with all songs co-written by Pete Brown, manufactured by Nippon Grammophon & housed in a unique gatefold picture sleeve with integral biography/lyric insert. The sleeve & vinyl are in EX/EX- condition with some faint shelf wear scuffing & a few light paper hairline marks not affecting play MP1459) more...
Last 2 copies in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April

JACK BRUCE Songs For A Tailor (1969 first UK issue 10-track stereo LP, the superb debut by the late Jack Bruce, produced whilst he was performing with Cream. The influences of Clapton & Ginger Baker can certainly be heard on this often overlooked gem. The sturdy gatefold sleeve still holds up remarkably & is front laminated [most copies had a matte finish], with some shelf wear & laminate lift. The vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with just the odd light sign of play. Agreatcopy!) more...
In stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 25th April