About this album
Where they were
Released in 2003, 'More Jack than God' marks Jack Bruce's first studio album in over a decade following the 1992 release of 'A Question of Time.' At this point in his career, Bruce was revisiting his roots while integrating contemporary influences, resulting in a sound that pays homage to his earlier work with Cream while exploring new musical territories.
Why it matters
The album received positive critical reception, particularly noted for its blend of genres and Bruce's signature bass techniques. It also highlights the artist's ongoing influence in the blues rock scene, demonstrating his ability to adapt and innovate even later in his career.
Essential tracks
- "So They Invented Race" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its compelling lyrics addressing social themes and showcases Bruce's signature vocal style.
- "I Feel Free" — 'I Feel Free' is a reimagining of his classic song, offering a fresh perspective and showcasing Bruce’s enduring relevance as an artist.
- "Politician" — This track is a powerful commentary on political issues, featuring dynamic instrumentation that exemplifies Bruce's mastery over complex arrangements.
Release Date
August 5, 2003
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 So They Invented Race 6:17
- 2 Follow the Fire 4:22
- 3 Kelly's Blues 5:29
- 4 We're Going Wrong 5:14
- 5 Bizniz 4:53
- 6 Progress 2:35
- 7 I Feel Free 3:44
- 8 Ricin (Daylight Gathering) 3:45
- 9 The Night That Once Was Mine 3:55
- 10 Milonga Too 3:24
- 11 Cold Island (For Cozy Powell) 4:57
- 12 Uh, Oh! 4:36
- 13 Politician 5:53
- 14 Lost in the City (Jam mix) 7:18
