Bruce Mackay
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About Bruce Mackay
Although the ESP label is most known for its far-out free jazz and wacky rock bands, it also made a few bids at recording folk-rock in the last half of the 1960s, albeit folk-rock of a somewhat off-kilter kind. In addition to Pearls Before Swine, there was Randy Burns and the even more obscure Bruce MacKay, who did an album for the company in 1967. The self-titled LP combined elements of Bob Dylan (in the free-associative rambling wordplay), Tim Buckley (in the reverbed guitar lines)
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Top Tracks
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Geneva Brown
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Feet Of Clay
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This Song About The Railroad Shack
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In The Misty-Eyed Shores Of Morning
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Half-Masted Schooner
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Girl of Stone
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The Girl Of Stone
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In The Misty Eyed Shores Of Morning
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The Half-Masted Schooner
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So Little It Seems
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Some Go Home
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In Misty Eyed Shores Of Morning
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The Song About The Railroad Shack
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Bruce Mackay - Feet of Clay
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Say So Much
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Nothing in Between
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The Half Masted Schooner
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Selfmade Man
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If Only
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That Was Then
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1776/Sit Down, John - Voice
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Willow Tree
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Big Hug
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Right Track
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Bruce Mackay - In The Misty Eyed Shores Of Morning - 1967
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The Music of Home
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High Steel
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Bab'e'lon - B'n'H (Destroy Records)
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Song Of The Black Veils
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Make Me an Offer
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Lovers Like Me
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1776/Piddle, Twiddle, and Resolve; Till Then - Voice
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1776/Is Anybody There? - Voice
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The City
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Montains of iron and steel
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Shooting Stars
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Your Song
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Mon. Tues. Wed.
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Goldie Sinister (spirit rmx) Razors Edge Metalheadz
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