Harmony Row is a Rock album by Jack Bruce, originally released in 1971. On Gatefold: 38 pressings tracked.
About
Jack Bruce’s third solo album is a relentlessly eclectic affair that veers from vigorous progressive rock workouts to brooding jazz balladry and odd acoustic folk pieces. The ex-Cream bassist binds 1971's <i>Harmony Row</i> together with bluesy vocals that can sound droll, yearning, or ominous (sometimes simultaneously). Introspective, piano-centered pieces like “Can You Follow?” and “Victoria Sage” offer contrast to rippling, multilayered electric numbers like “You Burned the Tables on Me” and “Smiles and Grins.” A track like “Post War” (featuring Chris Spedding’s incisive guitar work) shows Bruce’s willingness to both embrace and subvert conventional pop/rock songwriting.
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Tracklist
- 1Can You Follow?1:32
- 2Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice)3:44
- 3You Burned the Tables On Me3:49
- 4There's a Forest1:44
- 5Morning Story4:55
- 6Folk Song4:20
- 7Smiles and Grins6:05
- 8Post War4:20
- 9A Letter of Thanks2:54
- 10Victoria Sage5:02
- 11The Consult At Sunset4:14
- 12Green Hills (Can You Follow) [Instrumental Version]2:16
- 13Escape to the Royal Wood (On Ice) [Instrumental Demo]4:01
- 14There's a Forest (First Take)2:11
- 15You Burned the Tables On Me (Alternate Version)4:10
- 16Can You Follow? (Take One)1:46
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Art Rock
- angular
- cerebral
- art school
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
First UK issue.
Released in a double gatefold sleeve, with the pocket opening at the center of the second spread.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Chris SpeddingELECTRIC GUITAR GUITAR
- Jack BruceBASS , VOCALS BASS, VOCALS VOCALS, BASS GUITAR, PIANO
- John MarshallDRUMS, PERCUSSION PERCUSSION DRUMS
- Art ThemenTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Graham BondORGAN, VOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 38 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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