Harmony Row

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Harmony Row is a 1971 solo album by Scottish musician Jack Bruce, blending jazz, rock, and progressive influences into an introspective, experimental work.

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Harmony Row canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf solo album
studio album
artist Jack Bruce
chronology Jack Bruce solo albums
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception praised for its sophistication and depth
followedBy Out of the Storm
follows Songs for a Tailor
genre experimental rock
jazz rock
progressive rock
rock
hasContributor Chris Spedding
John Marshall
hasCoverArtCreator Jack Bruce
hasMusicalStyle experimental arrangements
fusion of jazz and rock elements
progressive song structures
hasReissue CD reissue with bonus tracks
hasTrack A Letter of Thanks
Can You Follow?
Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice)
Folk Song
Morning Story
Post War
Smiles and Grins
The Consul at Sunset
There's a Forest
Victoria Sage
You Burned the Tables on Me
hasType introspective work
instrumentation bass guitar
drums
guitars
keyboards
language English
lyricist Pete Brown
mainPerformerRole vocals by Jack Bruce
notableFor complex compositions
departure from Cream-style blues rock
personal and introspective lyrics
performer Jack Bruce
producer Jack Bruce
recordedInDecade 1970s
recordLabel Polydor Records
releaseDate 1971
titleOrigin named after a street in Glasgow, Scotland

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Jack Bruce notableWork Harmony Row
John Symon Asher Bruce notableWork Harmony Row
Songs for a Tailor followedBy Harmony Row