Working Man

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"Working Man" is a hard rock song by the Canadian band Rush, celebrated for its heavy riffs, extended guitar solo, and blue-collar lyrical themes that helped establish the band's early popularity.

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instanceOf single
song
albumArtist Rush NERFINISHED
artist Rush NERFINISHED
composer Alex Lifeson NERFINISHED
Geddy Lee NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
drummer John Rutsey NERFINISHED
genre hard rock
progressive rock
guitarist Alex Lifeson NERFINISHED
hasAudience blue-collar listeners
rock music fans
hasGuitarSolo yes
hasInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
hasLiveStapleStatusFor Rush NERFINISHED
hasLyricalTheme blue-collar life
daily grind
working-class struggles
hasStyleCharacteristic extended instrumental section
power trio arrangement
riff-driven structure
hasSubject labor
routine
work
hasTempo medium-fast
helpedEstablish Rush early fanbase
influencedPerceptionOf Rush as hard rock band
isInCatalogOf Rush discography
isPerformedByEnsembleType rock power trio
language English
lyricist Alex Lifeson NERFINISHED
Geddy Lee NERFINISHED
notableFor early popularity of Rush
extended guitar solo
heavy guitar riffs
partOfAlbum Rush NERFINISHED
performer Rush NERFINISHED
radioSuccessRegion Cleveland NERFINISHED
recordLabel Mercury Records
Moon Records NERFINISHED
releaseDecade 1970s
vocalist Geddy Lee NERFINISHED

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Rush notableSong Working Man