Rob Shipman

Roots: Fourteen in '67, folk-rockin' in coffee houses, groovy churches, anti-war gigs in the school quad; hitch-hiking the cosmic poetic experiment; always weaving the words and music in my head on the loom of my trusty acoustic guitar. Now: Decades of song-weaving and performing since, through colleges, careers, love and children, on soaring mountain-tops and deep in the valley of the shadow of death. I'm starting to get it: not much in life more satisfying than a new-born song. Still folk-r...

Roots: Fourteen in '67, folk-rockin' in coffee houses, groovy churches, anti-war gigs in the school quad; hitch-hiking the cosmic poetic experiment; always weaving the words and music in my head on the loom of my trusty acoustic guitar. Now: Decades of song-weaving and performing since, through colleges, careers, love and children, on soaring mountain-tops and deep in the valley of the shadow of death. I'm starting to get it: not much in life more satisfying than a new-born song. Still folk-rock and modern gospel and so enjoy our rich cultural influences.