Bloodline (Glen Campbell album)

Bloodline is a studio album by American singer Glen Campbell, released in 1984 by Capitol Records. It marked a return to a more country-oriented sound after a period of exploring pop and soft rock styles. The album features several songs co-written by Campbell himself, reflecting his personal experiences and themes of family and heritage, hence the title "Bloodline." While not reaching the commercial heights of some of his earlier work, it is nonetheless considered a solid addition to his discography by many fans and critics, showcasing his enduring vocal talent and songwriting abilities within a traditional country music framework. The album's production is relatively straightforward, highlighting Campbell's vocals and instrumentation without excessive studio effects. Specific track listings and chart performance details would require further research.