One thing I can’t stand is the “singer/songwriter” genre of music but one exception to the rule is Robyn Hitchcock. I’ve seen him play solo a few times and he is fantastic. I don’t know if it’s because I’m used to the songs with a full band, but whenever I see he’s playing I make sure I’m there. This song is off of a promotional only cd “Live Death” that was released in 1992. The songs on the cd were recorded live in Minneapolis, New York and Santa Monica.
[audio: http://thesoundofindie.com/archive/2006/20060614/RH-GlassHotel.mp3|titles=Glass Hotel (Live) |artists=Robyn Hitchcock]
Download: Robyn Hitchcock – Glass Hotel (Live)
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