Artist: Robert Hunter
Robert Hunter's lyrics & chords
A true American poet. Most famous as the lyricist for a large number of Grateful Dead songs and of other projects of the members, in special his old friend Jerry Garcia, since 1968. Hunter also writes poetry, novels and plays (folk) music on his own, having released his first album, Tales of the Great Rum Runners, in 1974, supported by members of the Dead. Some of the songs he wrote to sing were later played by the band, some of the ones he wrote to the band he later sang (usually very differently) and others kept only his own, like Boys in th...read more
Ballad of buddy holly Slack string quartet The wheel Face me Rimbaud at twenty Poets on poets Exploding diamond blues Wasted and sober Loser Willie poor boy Alligator moon suite John silver Row jimmy Black muddy river Ship of fools Keep your day job So many roads> Reno roll Independence day> Crowd Elijah Blues for allah Mississippi half step uptown toodleloo Tuning Into the blue Day job Jack of diamonds Encore break Talking money from tree blues A song his cat wrote Who baby who Cats under the stars Come to life Lalala Waterloo Game over West la fadeaway Mad world Bad luck willie Long tall sally Eli eli Goodbye acoustic Got my mojo working I upset your imagination Grosvenor square
