Title: How's tricks - Bruce's compromise
Product review: An album that easliy grows on you. Bruce enlisted the help of some excellent musicians (Hymas and Phillips). But the stand out is Hugh Burns (he played the guitar solo on Rafferty's Baker Street). At times he sounds like Clapton and other times he can be Larry Carlton.Bruce is more at home stretching musical boundaries and he ably achieves this on numerous tracks but balances the album out with some strong blues and more commercial tunes. And then of course Burns takes the lead on Baby Jane.A nice introduction to mid-seventies Jack Bruce
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