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Robyn Hitchcock (born March 3, 1953) is a rock and roll singer-songwriter and psych folk artist -- drawing upon the tradition of his openly admitted inspiration, Syd Barrett.
Born in London, he began his recording career in 1976 as a member of the Soft Boys, whose other permanent members were Kimberley Rew and Morris Windsor and who also included Andy Metcalfe. The Soft Boys disbanded in 1981 and Hitchcock immediately embarked upon a solo career, recording both under his own name and as Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians. Being composed of Hitchcock, Metcalfe, and Windsor, this outfit was essentially the Soft Boys without Rew.
Discography
- Black Snake Dîamond Röle, 1981
- Groovy Decay, 1982
- I Often Dream of Trains, 1984
- Fegmania!, 1985
- Gotta Let This Hen Out!, 1985
- Groovy Decoy, 1985
- Element of Light, 1986
- Invisible Hitchcock, 1986
- Globe of Frogs, 1988
- Queen Elvis, 1989
- Eye, 1990
- Perspex Island, 1991
- Respect, 1993
- The Kershaw Sessions, 1994
- You & Oblivion, 1995
- Gravy Deco, 1995
- Moss Elixir, 1996
- Mossy Liquor, 1996
- Greatest Hits, 1996
- Uncorrected Personality Traits, 1997
- Live at the Cambridge Folk Festival, 1998
- Storefront Hitchcock, 1998
- Jewels for Sophia, 1999
- A Star for Bram, 2000
- Robyn Sings, 2002
- Luxor, 2003
- Spooked, 2004
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