Jack Bruce - Harmony Row

Harmony Row is the third studio album by British musician Jack Bruce, originally released in July 1971 via Polydor Records in the UK and Atco in the US.

The album was released in July 1971 and followed on from his successful and influential album ‘Songs for a Tailor’. Once again, Jack’s intention was to make a record distinctly diverse from the music he had recorded with Cream, and 'Harmony Row’ expanded even further on the musical palate he explored on ‘Songs for a Tailor’; as 'Harmony Row’ featured compositions which drew stylistically on jazz, folk, classical, rock and Eastern musical influences.

Joining the recording sessions at London’s Command Studios were guitarist Chris Spedding and drummer John Marshall, with Jack singing and playing piano, organ, bass guitar and cello.

‘Harmony Row’ was highly acclaimed upon its release and is now rightly regarded as a masterpiece and one of Jack’s seminal works.

This official gatefold vinyl edition of the original LP has been newly remastered from the original master tapes and has been cut at Abbey Road studios.

This album is a 2025 reissue on black vinyl housed in a gatefold sleeve with a printed inner sleeve and remastered audio, pressed in Europe via Esoteric Recordings.