Bruce Palmer

Bruce Palmer (1946–2004) was a Canadian bassist best known for his work with Buffalo Springfield and for the solo album The Cycle is Complete.

Reviews note he was Buffalo Springfield's bassist, that he had visa problems and struggled with narcotics, and that he released the solo album The Cycle is Complete — a roughly 34-minute, highly psychedelic and experimental record. Reviews also reference a later collaboration with Neil Young on Trans.

DeBaser hosts two enthusiastic reviews of Bruce Palmer's solo album The Cycle is Complete, which reviewers describe as a 34-minute, deeply psychedelic, genre-defying work. The reviews emphasize Palmer's role as Buffalo Springfield's bassist, his experimental leanings, and personal troubles (visa issues and substance problems).

For:Fans of psychedelic and experimental rock, collectors of 1960s/70s music, followers of Buffalo Springfield and Neil Young.