Totally inimitable and unique, Bob Lind writes, sings and plays guitar like no one else -– and he’s been doing it for more than 50 years.

It began in 1966, when the 23-year-old singing poet helped launch and define folk rock, writing and recording the groundbreaking megahit “Elusive Butterfly.” Since then, his songs have been recorded by more than 200 top artists (!!) including Cher, Aretha Franklin, Eric Clapton and Dolly Parton.

His songs are still being sung today, translated into nine languages and recorded by internationally known singers. His lyrics have been taught in colleges and universities in the United States and Canada.

But nothing equals the experience of watching this dynamic entertainer deliver his own songs.

Following his astonishing 2004 comeback, after some time away from the business, Bob has been captivating appreciative audiences with his spellbinding performances. Never one to trade on the past, today he is winning a whole new generation of fans with his newer songs and his vibrant onstage charisma. After his semiretirement from what he felt was a “soulless industry,” Bob was coaxed back onto the stage in the summer of 2004 by his longtime friend Arlo Guthrie, who invited him to play the venerated Guthrie Center in Becket, Massachusetts. He came back better than ever, delivering a breathtaking concert for an audience who welcomed him with open hearts. Since then, it’s been full steam ahead. His national and Canadian tours of cities like New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Newark, Montreal, Toronto, Austin and Miami have garnered rave reviews, not only from fans and critics, but — equally important — from club owners, booking managers and concert promoters as well.


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http://boblind.com