[90] 86. Jack Bruce, Meggie Reilly, Eric Clapton - Ships In The Night

[1990] 86. Jack Bruce, Meggie Reilly, Eric Clapton - Ships In The Night

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Jack Bruce - Willpower: A Twenty-Year Retrospective ('89)

1. Willpower [4:18]
2 As You Said [4:21]
3 White Room [5:01]
4 Rope Ladder to the Moon [2:53]
5 Theme for an Imaginary Western [3:28]
6 Never Tell Your Mother She's Out of Tune [3:40]
7. Can You Follow? [1:31]
8. Morning Story [4:55]
9. Folk Song [4:17]
10. Keep It Down [3:45]
11. Pieces of Mind [5:40]
12. Without a Word [5:21]
13. How's Tricks? [4:12]
14. Jet Set Jewel [5:22]
15. Mickey the Fiddler [5:24]
16. The Best Is Still to Come [4:11]
17. Ships in the Night [5:15]

* Songs 14-16 are from the unreleased album JET SET JEWEL (1978), featuring the personnel from the HOW'S TRICKS album. "Mickey the Fiddler" was a real person who used to busk outside Camden Town tube station.

* Tracks 1 & 17 are previously unreleased, featuring Jack Bruce (Vocals, bass, keyboards (1), piano (17), and cellos (17)), Eric Clapton (Lead guitar), Maggie Reilly (Vocals 17), Clem Clempson (Guitar 1), Peter Weihe (Acoustic guitars 17), and Stuart Elliot (Drums)

17. Ships in the Night

Ships in the night

Searching for day

Beckoning lips

So far away

Shadows adrift

Hiding from light

Ships in the night 

Sometimes you feel

Then again you can't

Morning comes down

Soon after the dance

Time slowly drowns

Streets so unreal

Needing to heal

Harbors of love

Shining so calm

Far beyond pain

Outside of harm

Why must we move

Into the rain

Again

Ships in the night

Riding the waves

Yesterday slips

Into the haze

Memories ripped

Sliding from sight

Ships in the night

Maybe you win

Maybe you lose

Future seems like

Just another ruse

Sirens invite

Us to begin

Come right on in

Harbors of love

Shining so calm

Far beyond pain

Outside of harm

Why must we move

Out of the sun

Into the rain

Again