During the late sixties and seventies this singer-songwriter travelled a lot, mostly by thumb but also boxcar and freighter ship. From Norway to Morocco, Greece to Holland, France to Germany, the UK and the Channel Islands. He lived in the London of free concerts in Hyde Park, the Who playing the Albert Hall with Chuck Berry and the untimely passing of Jimi Hendrix and Brian Jones. It was also the time of the newly minted albums Nashville Skyline and the songs of Leonard Cohen, albums playing in all of the flats in South London.
Thumbs and boxcars brought him across Canada, California and the Deep South. He now lives in Toronto and is working on his second album with songs about his experiences getting here and how he feels about it all now.
However you got here, welcome to my music, I hope you like it!
All the best to you and those around you
Bob
