bob lind

Bob Lind’s 1966 work achieves the all too rare accolade of sounding just as fresh today as it did back then, when his work stood head-and-shoulders above his contemporaries and evoked feelings of wonder and delight.

What was it then that marked him out as something very different? Straight away we can point to Jack Nitzsche’s arrangements on those first two albums, “Don’t Be Concerned” and “Photographs Of Feeling”, that wrapped his songs in a warm and protective cloak of acoustic guitars and distant soaring strings, but it was Bob’s songs that really attracted attention.