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Robert Jordan shares charismatic and existential ode to Bob Dylan with captivating single, Song for Bob

Drawing us in with a psychedelic guitar performance, and textured drums, tapping into a robust sonic energy, akin to a 1970s full band experience, Robert Jordan opens Song for Bob with dimensionality, intrigue, and instrumental mastery.

In the grand cosmic symphony of musical tributes, Song for Bob shines as a luminous star, a genius opus that celebrates the legendary Bob Dylan. The song amplifies a high-energy rhythm, much like the explosive birth of a star, and its rapid tempo propels us into a cerebrally conscious state of being.

The vocals in Song for Bob are a duet, intertwining like binary stars locked in an eternal orbit. The musicianship is nothing short of stellar, with each instrument contributing to a rich and familiar soundscape. The electric guitar performance demonstrates blazing riffs with intensity and precision, providing moments of pure, unadulterated rock brilliance.

Lyrically, Song for Bob delves deep into existential and philosophical themes, much like a cosmic explorer seeking answers in the vastness of the universe. The verses ponder life’s profound mysteries, serving as a call to reflection, and inviting us to join in a collective chant.

Song for Bob is a fitting tribute to Bob Dylan that captures the spirit of the 1970s rock era while adding a fresh, modern and personal twist. The composition’s upbeat, palpable rhythm, and profound lyrics make it a standout track that resonates with us on multiple levels.

Robert Jordan, a Boulder singer-songwriter who began his musical journey later in life, released his debut album Time Will Tell five years ago. His new album, Vincent and Theo, was recorded at Far and Away Studios in Boulder by Geoff Gray, an experienced engineer who has worked with notable artists, including Firefall.

Produced by David Snider, who has an extensive background in jazz and studio work, the album features contributions from Christian Teele on drums and backing vocals by Rebecca Abraxas. The album blends folk rock with upbeat rockers, jazz influences, and diverse thematic songs.

We deeply appreciate what Robert Jordan manifests with his work, and have added Song for Bob to our New Music Spotlight playlist, as well as our brand new TIMELESS playlist, whilst we continue to stream Vincent and Theo, and anticipate future releases from the talented creator.