Robyn Hitchcock

Studio 360 | Feb 15, 2011

Musical cult figure Robyn Hitchock stopped by our studio to talk about his collaboration with American folk artists Gillian Welch and David Rawlings on the new album Spooked. Hitchcock explains how a Bob Dylan record he heard at the age of 13 set him on a new course in life. Studio 360's Leital Molad had a similar experience at the same age — when she first heard Robyn Hitchcock.

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