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Bruce Henry’s deep and eclectic jazz vocals have been heard throughout the world to glowing reviews and converted audiences. With a voice that is truly an instrument, Bruce brings a world music approach to his art, discovering new layers of spirit in his interpretations of compositions ranging from the Freddie Hubbard/Mark Murphy penned “Red Clay” to Rogers and Hammerstein’s “Sound of Music.” His original titles are equally fulfilling to listeners and are among the standout tracks on his critically acclaimed 2003 release Connections. “He proves that he’s not only a singer with outstanding skills, but also a man of great musical imagination.” St. Paul Pioneer Press