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Bruce Hornsby
Night on the Town
Re-Release Date: 5/25/1990
L.A. Scene
| 01/26/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
When Bruce Hornsby and the Range released 1988 s Scenes From the Southside , he set the bar very high. It is that sophomore effort that has to be considered one of the great and underrated albums of the 1980s. In a lot of ways Scenes From the Southside picked up where Hornsby s debut album The Way It Is left off - expanding on a formula that worked very well. That formula has Hornsby at the core with his solid piano/keyboard work combined with a solid combination of support by his band - The Range, and working with some top notch songwriting (done by Bruce and his brother John). For Hornsby s third album, A Night On The Town , Hornsby starts to change things up for the first time - going in some different routes that he had not previously explored. Although it still is tough to measure up to a masterpiece like Scenes , it still is anothe ....

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