Harmony Row is the legitimate follow-up to Jack Bruce´excellent songs for a tailor, although 1971 also saw the almost-simultaneous release of 1968 jazz tapes entitled Things We Like by this artist. An elaborate gatefold package has a shadow photo of the artist from the back, overlooking a golden sun on the waters. The self-produced disc begins with the pop excursion Can You Follow, which blends into Escape To The Royal Wood (On Ice). Jack Bruce provides the voice, keyboards, bass, and some percussion, making this very much a solo project. You Burned The Tables On Me takes things into a progressive rock-meets-jazz arena. The only reference to blues here is Bruce´s voice, but guitarist Chris Spedding´s scratchy guitar, and the percussion ? either by Jack Bruce or drummer Jim Marshall (who plays on what is not specified) make the track sound almost like Cream without Clapton. There´s a rare photo of Peter Brown in the second cardboard gatefold, and one of Bruce, wh