What makes Run with the Fox by Chris Squire notable?

'Run with the Fox' is notable for its charming narrative and unique sound that contributed to the progressive rock genre's evolution in the early 1980s. The title track gained some radio play, helping to maintain Squire's presence in the music scene despite a declining interest in progressive rock during this era. Upon the release of 'Run with the Fox', Chris Squire was emerging from his tenure with Yes, having just released his first solo album, 'Fish Out of Water', in 1975. This album marked a transitional period for Squire as he explored his artistic identity outside the confines of his famous band, allowing him to experiment with different musical styles and themes.

How many songs are on Run with the Fox?

Run with the Fox has 2 tracks, running approximately 8 minutes.

Released 45 years ago this October

Run with the Fox

Chris Squire · 1981

8 min · 2 tracks · progressive rock

A vibrant blend of progressive rock and whimsical storytelling, underscored by Squire's signature bass work and lush harmonies.

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Run With the Fox — The title track encapsulates Squire's whimsical lyrical style while showcasing intricate bass lines and rich harmonies, making it a highlight of the album.
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Return of the Fox — This track serves as a thematic sequel to the title song, offering a continuation of the story with an engaging melody and dynamic arrangement that showcases Squire's musicianship.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Run With the Fox 4:10
2 Return of the Fox 4:02

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Chris Squire's Swiss Choir

2007

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Fish Out of Water

1975

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