BBM

BBM (Bruce-Baker-Moore) is the name of the short-lived power trio formed in 1994, by long established artists, bassist Jack Bruce, drummer Ginger Baker and guitarist Gary Moore. They released just one studio album, entitled Around The Next Dream, which was released on the Virgin record label. It reached Number 9 in the UK Albums Chart in the summer of 1994, but spent only four weeks in the listings. Much of the work was written by Moore with contributions by Bruce and Baker. The band went on a short UK tour to coincide with the album's release and also played a handful of outdoor festivals on the continent, before disbanding. Track listing: 01. "Waiting In the Wings" (Gary Moore/Jack Bruce) - 3:42 02. "City Of Gold" (Gary Moore/Jack Bruce/Kip Hanrahan) - 3:57 03. "Where In The World" (Gary Moore/Jack Bruce) -5:23 04. "Can't Fool The Blues" (Gary Moore/Jack Bruce/Kip Hanrahan) - 5:15 05. "High Cost Of Loving" (Alan Jones/Sherwin Hamlett) - 5:14 06. "Glory Days" (Gary Moore/Ginger Baker/Jack Bruce) - 4:23 07. "Why Does Love (Have to Go Wrong?)" (Gary Moore/Ginger Baker/Jack Bruce) - 8:47 08. "Naked Flame" (Gary Moore) - 6:06 09. "I Wonder Why (Are You Mean to Me?)" (Albert King) - 5:00 10. "Wrong Side of Town" (Gary Moore) - 4:00 Bonus tracks: The 2002 remastered CD follows the UK track listing, adding four bonus tracks and extensive liner notes: 11. "Danger Zone" (Gary Moore/Jack Bruce/Ginger Baker) - 6:00 12. "World Keeps On Turning" (Peter Green) - 7:53 13. " Sittin' On Top Of The World (LIVE)" ( Walter Vinson/Lonnie Chatmon) - 6:22 14. "I Wonder Why (Are You Mean to Me) (LIVE)" (Albert King) - 5:08 Personnel: * Ginger Baker: Drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals. * Jack Bruce: Bass guitar, cello, vocals. * Gary Moore: Guitars, keyboards, vocals. * Ian Taylor was the producer and engineer together with BBM. * Tommy Eyre played keyboards * Arran Ahmun played drums in place of Baker on "Where In The World". * Trumpet on "Glory Days" was by Morris Murphy. (This wiki page was edited by juraj1985, I only formatted the text.) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.