Jack Bruce "Songs For A Tailor" (Stephen W Tayler 5.1 mix coming soon!)

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Jack was only 25 when he recorded this album in 1969.
He wanted a totally different sound from his time with Cream and he's really gone for it in this release.
First listen for me.
It's taken me a little while to get into this album.
But I'm enjoying it the more I listen to it
Can I praise Stephen's mixing skills enough? Nope.
This album is 55 years old, I wonder how many tracks were available to produce this reissue in wonderful surround?
 
Jack was only 25 when he recorded this album in 1969.
He wanted a totally different sound from his time with Cream and he's really gone for it in this release.
First listen for me.
It's taken me a little while to get into this album.
But I'm enjoying it the more I listen to it
Can I praise Stephen's mixing skills enough? Nope.
This album is 55 years old, I wonder how many tracks were available to produce this reissue in wonderful surround?
I bought it when it first came out so I’m very familiar with it. I love, love, love the album and even a just capable mix will put me on that rope ladder to the moon. Anxiously awaiting my copy on this side of the pond. Looks like I won’t be disappointed!
 
Jack was only 25 when he recorded this album in 1969.
He wanted a totally different sound from his time with Cream and he's really gone for it in this release.
First listen for me.
It's taken me a little while to get into this album.
But I'm enjoying it the more I listen to it
Can I praise Stephen's mixing skills enough? Nope.
This album is 55 years old, I wonder how many tracks were available to produce this reissue in wonderful surround?
All the recordings were on 8 track - SWTx
 
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