Rope Ladder to the Moon (Isolde Films, 1969): Hard-to-find documentary about Jack's personal history and early solo career, including rare band performance and interview footage. 

Strange Brew (A*Vision Entertainment/Time Warner, 1991):   Footage from Cream's Albert Hall Farewell Concert, 1960s and 1991 interviews.

Fresh Live Cream (Castle Communications/PolyGram, 1993): Albert Hall footage, 1993 interviews, and previously unreleased footage from London's Revolution Club, Dec 1967.

Cream: Farewell Concert: Palmer's original documentary of the Albert Hall concert, with 1960s interviews. 

Ringo Starr and his Fourth All-Star Band (MPI Home Video, 1997): Live, 30 May 1997 at Pine Knob, Detroit. Featuring Peter Frampton, Gary Brooker, Jack Bruce, Simon Kirke, and Mark Rivera.

Jack Bruce: The Cream of Cream (Rittor Music/Warner Bros., 1998): Instructional video for electric bass featuring performances with Gary Moore and Gary Husrband.

Gary Husband: Interplay and Improvisation on the Drums (Rittor Music/Warner Bros., 1998): Instructional video for drums featuring three blues-rock jams with Jack, Gary Moore, and Gary Husband.

Jack Bruce and Friends In Concert (Classic Pictures Entertainment Ltd., 2002): Live at the Rockpalast, Essen, Germany c.1980.  Featuring Billy Cobham, Clem Clempson and David Sancious.

Legends of Rock: Live at Castle Donington (SPV Recordings, 2002): live performances by Jack Bruce, Barry Sparks, et al.

Live at the Caterbury Fayre (Classic Rock Productions, 2003): Live show featuring songs and musicians from Jack's Shadows in the Air album.

Supershow (Red Distribution, 2003): Recording of 1969 live performances of multiple combinations of artists, including Jack Bruce and Buddy Guy.   Jack is featured in several performances.  Also includes performances by Eric Clapton, Buddy Miles, Roland Kirk, Colosseum, and the Modern Jazz Quartet.

The Music of Jimi Hendrix (TDK UK Ltd., 1995/2003): Live performances at the Studio - Open, Stuttgart featuring Jack Bruce, Vernon Reid, Trilok Gurtu, Don Byron and others.

Cream Live at the Royal Albert Hall (Warner Strat. Mkt., 2005): Cream's historic reunion concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall, May 2-3-5-6, 2005.   Double disc featuring alternate takes and interviews.

Jack Bruce at Rockpalast (WeinerWorld Ltd., 2005): Double-DVD comprising three Jack Bruce concerts in Germany in 1980, 1983 and 1990.

Disraeli Gears (Eagle Rock Entertainment, 2006):  This addition of Disraeli Gears to the acclaimed Classic Albums series features brand new interviews with Clapton, Baker and Bruce, along with lyricist Pete Brown, Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun, John Mayall and Manfred Mann.   Also includes new acoustic performances (including an exclusive solo piano performance of We're Going Wrong by Jack), original studio tracks and archival live footage.

Seven Moons Live (Ruf Records, 2009): Recording of February 28, 2009 performance by Jack Bruce, Robin Trower and Gary Husband at the Concertgebouw De Vereeniging, Nijmegen, Netherlands.

Jack Bruce: The 50th Birthday Concerts (Made-in-Germany Music, 2014): Recording of Jack's all-star 2-3 November 1993 50th birthday concerts at Rockpalast, Cologne, Germany.  Featuring Gary Moore, Ginger Baker, Clem Clempson, Bernie Worrell, Simon Phillips, Gary Husband, Dick Heckstall-Smith and many more.  Available in a regular 2-DVD Version (with a 12-page booklet, new linernotes and previously unreleased photos), Extended Version (2 concert DVDs and one bonus CD "The Lost Tracks"and a 12-page booklet in an 8-panel CD-digipack, incl. new linernotes and previously unreleased photos), and Special Edition (2 concert DVDs, 1 bonus DVD of additional footage and interviews, the bonus CD "The Lost Tracks", two 12-page booklets with new linernotes and previously unreleased photos in 2 DVD digipacks, coated with a slipcase). 

More Jack Than Blues (Made-in-Germany Music, 2016): CD/DVD set recorded in 2006 at the 37th German Jazz Festival, Frankfurt, Germany. Jack joins forces with the hr-Bigband to perform a highly acclaimed concert, presenting classic Cream songs and other landmarks of his career in gripping new arrangements. It was a magic moment of dialogue between Jazz and Rock that roamed between composition, improvisation and vibrant, virtuoso performances.

Songs from the Road (RUF Records 2015): Recording of February 28, 2009 performance by Jack Bruce, Robin Trower and Gary Husband at the Concertgebouw De Vereeniging, Nijmegen, Netherlands.