Jack Bruce's 1971 album Harmony Row

Harmony Row is Jack Bruce's third solo album, released in 1971. The album title refers to a tenement block in Bruce's native Glasgow. Bruce's 1969 debut was Songs For A Tailor.

Bruce said the album's songs came out almost complete in one afternoon at his piano. He recruited Chris Spedding and John Marshall for the album. Andy Johns suggested the multitracked voices called The Jackettes on Folk Song.

Bruce said he remained very proud of the album and felt it still stands up.