# Robyn Hitchcock
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Robyn Rowan Hitchcock (born 3 March 1953) is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist. While primarily a vocalist and guitarist, he also plays harmonica, piano, and bass guitar.
After leading The Soft Boys in the late 1970s and releasing the influential Underwater Moonlight, Hitchcock launched a prolific solo career.
Show 691: Herbarium of Dreams
Gandalf - Can You Travel In The Dark Alone
Curt Boettcher - Lament of The Astral Cowboy
The Yardbirds - Knowing That I'm Losing You
The Pine Valley Cosmonauts - Gallows Pole
Bert Jansch - Black Waterside
Fairport Convention - Eastern Rain
Bill Patton - Faires Wear Boots
John Renbourn - Lamento Di…
Ep. #1144: Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson returns to discuss Hippies, Thugs and Heroes, making things work with his current music collaborators, including his grandson, inheriting talent and genetic predispositions, being a creative conduit, the fulfillment he gets from teaching at his annual Frets and Refrains songwriting…
E352 - Robyn Hitchcock - Top 5 Albums of 1968
Explore the past, present, and future as we welcome the return of one of the most pivotal figures of alternative music, Robyn Hitchcock!
The past: We wax ecstatic about the best albums of 1968, the year that happens to be the launching point in Robyn's newly released second memoir, Stranded In The…
Tom Tom Club, The Cult, Robyn Hitchcock | 120 Months - May 1989
The journey through the first decade of MTV's 120 Minutes continues as we take a look at May 1989. We rediscover one of our favorite videos of all-time with Tom Tom Club's Genius of Love, have some fairly serious disagreements about The Cult's Fire Woman and learn about a college radio icon that we…
Robyn Hitchcock (Interview)
“I guess I swapped my parents and my family for Bob Dylan,” says Robyn Hitchcock, remembering an evolutionary moment in his creative journey. “I just heard “Like a Rolling Stone” every day for two months as I was going into my teens, it was my kind of bar mitzvah really. My molecular structure was…
Replay of Divine Intervention from August 21st, 2026
Friday is divine on KDRT, with another edition of Divine Intervention coming your way at 6p Pacific. Join in for new and recent releases from The Darts, The Black Keys, Robyn Hitchcock, Grey DeLisle, Styrofoam Winos, and even the The Strawberry Alarm Clock. We'll also celebrate Vinyl Vespers (Ouch!…
Eternal Fusion Radio Show
* The B-52’s - Strobe Light
* Robyn Hitchcock - My Favourite Buildings
* Mogwai - Letters to the Metro
* Fuchsia - Another Nail
* Fad Gadget - Love Parasite
* Ty Segall - Bees
* XTC - Pulsing Pulsing
* The Prodigy - 3 Kilos
* New Order - Special
* The Lazily Spun - Neither Dreaming
* Killing Joke -…
Power Pop Overdose on Mad Wasp Radio 265 10/03/2026
Sharp Class - Televisionary
Softjaw - You Won't See Me Cry.
Dave Cope - Life Ain't So Bad (When You're Living)
Gary Calamar featuring Robyn Hitchcock - Who Are We Gonna Be Today
NIX & THE NOTHINGS - Midnite Fever
Sharp Pins - How Can I Explain What She Does To Me
Loose Lips - Sombody's Got My Someo…
Robyn Hitchcock on His New Book, Stranded in the Future
In this episode of Reading Is Funktamental, we are joined once again by Robyn Hitchcock, the fabulous, iconoclastic British singer-songwriter/author and our first returning guest, who discusses his second memoir, Stranded In the Future (Askashic Press).
Hitchcock’s latest continues where his debu…
1966 - The Greatest Year in Rock? Part 1
What is the greatest year in Rock history? Many would argue for 1966 (for one: Robyn Hitchcock). In this first of of a two- parter, we have a look back and ponder the evidence….
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