Inner City Front

"Inner City Front" is the eleventh full length studio album by Canadian singer/songwriter Bruce Cockburn. Inner City Front was released in 1981 by True North Records. (From Rounder Records:) Bruce Cockburn self-produced the nine tracks of rock, reggae, jazz and folk-fusions that form "Inner City Front", originally released in 1981.It could be called the artist's Toronto album since it reflects so strongly his move to the city and his embrace of both its attractions and tensions. "Inner City Front" contains some of the most carefree love songs of his career, including a B-52s-like rocker "Wanna Go Walking," the flute-filled "And We Dance," The album was digitally remastered and re-released in 2002 with two bonus tracks "Coldest Night of the Year," which finally joins the album for which it was originally intended and "The Light Goes On Forever" is also included as a bonus track, having been previously available only as a B-side.