Contact Soursob Bob

Contact Name: Soursob Bob
Email: soursob_bob@hotmail.com

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ALBUM	TRACK	TIME	BUY
Reinvent Yourself (Demo)	Reinvent Yourself
Don't Quit Your Day Job	New American Century
Journey Someplace and Other Stories	Journey Someplace	4:43
Beer for Breakfast	Beer for Breakfast
Don't Quit Your Day Job	Centrelink
Don't Quit Your Day Job	Polly
Don't Quit Your Day Job	Mount Hopeless
Beer for Breakfast	Roadkill
Someplace Good Already	Cord (Girl at the jeans shop)
Someplace Good Already	Sing the Folk
Live at the Wheatty	Mazda 323 Outback Homesick Blues (Live)
Live at the Wheatty	You're not Carolyn

Soursob Bob

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Genre: Folk, Comedy, Acoustic

Soursob Bob is an original songwriter and folk musician from Adelaide. His music is an accomplished take on folk, with a definite Australian slant. Nothing is sacred in Soursob's world. As he puts spin on everyday and unusual occurrences. His lyrical content is exceptionally sharp, satirical and politically provocative. His delivery is dead-pan and can be very funny.

Soursob Bob performs solo with his guitar in the folk singer songwriter tradition, and also performs and records with other fine musicians. Over the years these have included pianist Linton Johnston, Jon Van Bowman on guitar, Bridget McDowall (Colcannon, ex Fiddle Chicks) on violin , drummer Mark Meyer, Emma Luker (Fiddle Chicks, ex Colcannon) on violin, and Elizabeth Vale on cello.

He has released six full length albums and numerous demos. The albums so far are "Living in the Long Grass" , "You don't make me feel Special anymore" ,"Beer for Breakfast" ,  "Don't quit your day job","Someplace Good Already" and "Live at the Wheatty".

Soursob Bob cds are available at Big Star records in Adelaide, and online from the Trad and Now, and Indie Cds catalogues.

performing at..... 

Fleurieu Folk Festival 2008 Oct 24-26

Majors Creek Music at the Creek NSW Nov 14-16

Soursob will be filming a video clip for his song Centrelink in Melbourne during august 08.

"Soursob Bob is special and he's got something to say...This fourth full length album shows Bob motoring along at the peak of his incisive power.. he cleverly weaves in plenty of brave politics.Employing complex and quirky rhyming schemes, Bob frequently goes where no writer has gone before."

Andrew Bunney , reviewing "Don't quit your day job" in Db Magazine

"local folk hero"     Sunday Mail

 

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Don't Quit Your Day Job	Living in the Long Grass	You Don't Make Me Feel Special Anymore	Reinvent Yourself demo
Beer for Breakfast	journey someplace demo with Emma Luker	Get Me A Fork/Happy Face demo	Someplace Good Already
Live at the Wheatty