Bob Lind - Looking For You (2006)

In November 2006, one of America's most talented and overlooked singer-songwriters, Bob Lind performed live a full-length in-studio concert for an upcoming documentary project. Bob Lind is known for his 1966 hit single "Elusive Butterfly" and other critically acclaimed folk-rock recordings from that period (produced by the legendary Jack Nitzsche). Bob is a prolific songwriter whose compositions have been recorded by over 200 hundred famous performers including Cher, Richie Havens, The Turtles, Petula Clark, Hoyt Axton, Marianne Faithful, John Otway and dozens more.

Bob stepped away from the music business in the 1980s but never stopped writing insightful and beautiful songs. The Los Angeles soundstage concert marks Bob Lind's return to the stage after roughly two decades on hiatus and features a mix of stunning new material with many old favorites. In addition to the concert, Bob videotaped a series of in-depth interviews about his life, his career and his music. He was also captured in rehearsal and on stage at two LA-area gigs and in candid backstage footage with friends and fans. The envisioned end-product is a concert program interspersed with documentary scenes, showcasing Lind's incredible gifts as a songwriter and performer, while giving insight to his unique personality and creative process. The producers are currently seeking distribution and interested parties are invited to contact Research Video Inc in this regard.

Catch Bob Lind live next time he's in your neck of the woods. He's not to be missed! Check www.boblind.com for tour/concert information and more.

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[Starrman69]

Nice tune. Doesn't matter how he had lost her, but that he still was looking for her...miserably...

[SEVFEST]

@loupchapman .... I suppose you were joking but just in case you weren't this is the same guy you compaired him to. LOL

[lelboy]

As superb now as he was then - great stuff...

[davpier59]

Thanks for posting this great song...BOB LIND is one of a kind and we are lucky to have him in our lifetime!

[guyglowmore1]

not one of bob's best. i prefer the stuff from photographs of feeling and some of his other earlier albums. still, this is good and very lindesque. even good to dance to so i did the lindy hop

[wtbuser]

It is the same guy... due.

[Jl200]

LOL another Lind!!

[loupchapman]

Man, this guy has the same name, and he even looks and sounds the same, as the guy who did Elusive Butterfly. But this guy's so much more talented in his writing and styling. Amazing.

[teenonator]

Been there done that....always wondered what happened to him.

[TheSpindles]

His voice sounds as great as it did then...