Canadian Robbie Litt has found his musical inspiration both close to home (fellow Canadian Neil Young) and as far away as England (Pink Floyd). But he has a special affinity for the American South, resonating with the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steve Earl, and Tom Petty. His great original songs draw from intense experiences like living through Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Robbie’s musical family includes son Jonah on drums and wife Ruthann on bass, with Chuck Nash on lead guitar. Robbie’s 30 year career opening for headliners like Cheap Trick is poised to take off with the release of his new album, Bound For Glory, to be presented in the fine listening environment of Heartwood.
