White Snow - Bob Lind (1966)
Winter's much too heartless For her tender skin I wanna hold her head against my chest And protect her from the wind All the time...
The holidays are over. It is now ELUSIVE BOB LIND WINTER.
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White Snow - Bob Lind (1966)
Winter's much too heartless For her tender skin I wanna hold her head against my chest And protect her from the wind All the time...
The holidays are over. It is now ELUSIVE BOB LIND WINTER.
Marc Almond's new single is a cover of Bob Lind's "Elusive Butterfly", a song I've never been sure isn't parody
Bob Lind was an extremely underrated singer-songwriter whose maudlin one-hit wonder overshadowed the rest of his brilliant songbook. After becoming a force in the early 1960s coffeehouse scene and charting during his fertile late 1960s period, Lind quit the business and went on to work as the executive editor of the Weekly World News where he oversaw the creation of Bat Boy.
Clara Wittman was groggy when she opened her eyes in St. John's Hospital in Fargo, right after she'd given birth to her daughter Jan. And what she saw made her fearful. It was a group of nurses surrounding her bed praying.Clara's only thought was that something had happened to her baby. But actually,...
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bob lind - white snow
1960s singer-songwriter Bob Lind was considered the second coming of Dylan until his maudlin song the Elusive Butterfly became a smash hit. From then on he was associated with the one-hit wonder and dismissed as corny. The rest of his songbook, however, is quite brilliant, far superior to the syrup of the Butterly number. His discography is dense with excellent song. He was a compelling character of the coffeehouse era.