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James McNair

“Tender and free-flowing… a potent, spontaneous moment in his career”: Jack Bruce’s Harmony Row, expanded to 4 discs

Jack Bruce - Harmony Row, Expanded.

Named for an impoverished street in Glasgow, close to where he grew up, 1971’s Harmony Row was Jack Bruce’s favourite among his solo albums – a tender, free-flowing record he wrote at home on piano one especially inspired afternoon in 1969.

Cream associate Pete Brown supplied the lyrics, even when the subject matter was as personal as the exquisite, organ and piano-led ballad Folk Song, about Bruce and his then wife Janet Godfrey.

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