Lind,Bob Finding You Again CD

2012 release, the first studio album in more than 40 years from the reclusive folk-rock singer/songwriter Bob Lind - he of the classic 1966 megahit 'Elusive Butterfly'. Finding You Again demonstrates conclusively that genius can continue to flourish, even into an artist's advancing years. Long known by music-business insiders for his self-destructive battles with the record industry, Bob Lind was, by his own admission, "poison to work with". Now, thanks to veteran rock guitarist/producer Jamie Hoover, he has emerged with an album of new music that proves his craftsmanship has not only held up but improved and evolved since the '60s. The 13-song disc easily bypasses the criticism sometimes levied at singer/songwriters: that their songs all sound the same. Just contrast the rough-rocking self-condemnation of 'How Dare You Love Me' and the poignant, tentative soul-searching of 'Maybe It's the Rain'. Each song is different from the others, yet all contain the special stamp of one of America's most passionate songwriters.

1. How Dare You Love Me 2. Maybe It's the Rain 3. Exeter (The Wedding Waltz) 4. Finding You Again 5. Somebody's Angel 6. The Thunder of Goodbye 7. The Gravity of the World 8. Somewhere in This City 9. How the Nights Can Fly 10. May 11. Someone to Adore 12. Let It Go 13. Perspective