Robyn Hitchcock
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Biography
Songwriter, guitarist, performer and founder of post-punk band The Soft Boys (1977-1980), Robyn Hitchcock (b. 1953) launched his solo career in 1981 with the album Black Diamond Snake Role, followed by Groovy Decay and I Often Dream of Trains. Inspired by psychedelia and Syd Barrett in particular, this eccentric English rock dandy was appreciated by American alternative rock audiences for his sensibility, not devoid of British humor: Fegmania! (1985) with The Egyptians, Globe of Frogs (1988) and above all Queen Elvis (1989). Renowned for his writing talent and originality, Robyn Hitchcock pursues a regular career on various labels, recording Perspex Island (1991), Moss Elixir (1996), Jewels for Sophia (1999), Goodnight Oslo (2009), Propellor Time (2010) and The Man Upstairs (2014).
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- My Wife and My Dead Wife featuring Robyn Hitchcock
- Each Of Her Silver Wands
- Never HaveTo See You Again
- Sinister But She Was Happy
- Freeze
- One Long Pair Of Eyes
- Ultra Unbelievable Love
- Child Of The Universe
- Lysander
- Earthly Paradise
- Sayonara Judge
- If You Go Away
- Intro (Spoken Word)
- A Globe Of Frogs
- Mexican God
- Carcasses Rap (Spoken Word)
- The Cheese Alarm
- Intro To "Eyes"
- Shuffling Over The Flagstones
- Spleen Rap (Spoken Word)
- Legalized Murder
- Belltown Ramble by Robyn Hitchcock
- Minotaur Rap (Spoken Word)
- Heliotrope
