Robyn Hitchcock - Love From London

Born in London in March of 1953, Robyn Hitchcock has written & recorded over 500 songs, including the likes of: 'Where Are The Prawns'; 'I Wanna Destroy You'; 'Balloon Man'; 'So You Think You're In Love?'; 'I Often Dream Of Trains'; 'Uncorrected Personality Traits'; 'Full Moon in My Soul'; 'Adventure Rocketship'; 'If You Were A Priest'; 'Madonna Of The Wasps' ...the list go on and on. Most recently there was 'There Goes The Ice', a lament for the Arctic polar thaw, recorded on board a ship with KT Tunstall, with whom Robyn was on a Cape Farewell environmental expedition to Greenland in 2008. Since founding the much loved and incredibly influential art-rock band The Soft Boys in 1976, Robyn has established a reputation as one of alternative rock's most enduring and loved songwriters and performers. Over the course of his illustrious career he has collaborated, performed and recorded with Style: Independent