Bob_Lind-The_Elusive_Bob_Lind-(FT-3005)-Vinyl-1966-jAZzMan

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              artist.....: Bob Lind
              album......: The Elusive Bob Lind

              year.......: 1966
              label......: Verve Folkways
                           FT-3005
              source.....: Vinyl

              moodswing..: Folk

              releasesize: 70.61 MB
              tracks.....: 11
              length.....: 45:52

              encoder....: VBR LAME 3.98.4 -v0
              quality....: avg. 214kbps

              scenealized: 04.27.2015







              Even the most devoted music aficionado
              could be forgiven for believing Bob
              Lind was a one-hit wonder. The once-
              reclusive folk singer enjoyed a brief
              stint at the top of the charts in 1966,
              courtesy of the hit "Elusive
              Butterfly." Lind sang of love and
              longing, and like Dylan and Donovan,
              set hearts a-fluttering in the process.

              And the song drew a following of its
              own; it was covered by more than 200
              artists, including Cher, Aretha
              Franklin, Johnny Mathis, Dolly Parton
              and Petula Clark.
              Sadly, Lind found it difficult to
              maintain the momentum "Elusive
              Butterfly" brought. Subsequent efforts
              failed to find an audience. Lind
              struggled with drugs, alcohol and a
              less-than-stellar professional
              reputation before he recorded a final
              album for Capitol Records, 1971's
              "Since There Were Circles." Although
              the effort pleased the critics, sales
              failed to follow.

              Lind parted ways with the music
              business and initiated a career that
              found him writing novels, plays and
              screenplays. He relocated to Boca
              Raton, Florida, at the tail end of the
              1980s, wrote a series of novels and
              penned a screenplay for a film called
              "Refuge," which won the Florida
              Screenwriters' Competition in 1991. (He
              also had the dubious distinction of
              serving eight years as a staff writer
              for the Weekly World News.)





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      A1     Fennario                                             03:56
      A2     Wandering                                            03:55
      A3     The Times They Are A Changin                         03:07
      A4     Black Night                                          03:43
      A5     White Snow                                           03:52
      A6     Cool Summer                                          05:46
      B1     Hey Nellie Nellie                                    03:31
      B2     The Swan                                             04:18
      B3     What Color Are You                                   04:16
      B4     Gold Mine Blues                                      05:23
      B5     Hard Road                                            04:05

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