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Religion Or Bourbon 4:090:00/4:09
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Toys Of Ruin 5:060:00/5:06
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Learning 3:450:00/3:45
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Long Road 3:100:00/3:10
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When I'm On Fire 4:020:00/4:02
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Grime Blues 3:560:00/3:56
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Together For Love 3:440:00/3:44
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Starting Over 2:100:00/2:10
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Along For The Ride 2:340:00/2:34
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Mystery Girl 2:590:00/2:59
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Paint The Moon 4:040:00/4:04
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Everything We Need 3:440:00/3:44
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Rain 3:000:00/3:00
Between our FireTender album in 2017 and 2025, I wrote 11 songs to become known as the End Of The Road album. Those 8 years I will remember to be as change. Good luck and bad. I've been called a Bluesman. That term gets thrown around a lot. I know the blues, and I believe there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Times are tough right now, and those that have seen what I have seen are coming forth. We are as one, and do not reside long in defeat. These songs contain feelings and beliefs that are real and true, as well as imagined and dreamed up, too sad to bear, and by God sometimes hilarious. Thanks for your support. Pass the Jesus Grease, please. I don't really think the road will end, ever.
END OF THE ROAD - Bobby's new album scheduled for 2025 release
Early reviews
On Muscles To Dust (track 2): Ooooo Baby. I think that is a hit! I'm impressed. You sounding good! I can just see you smiling when you singing it. Well, I want a copy. I'll give you my address whenever you ready to send me one. Love it. Love it. Love it. Grammy Time! Take care. Many blessings to you darlin'. Yeah!
-Mz Dejuana Logwood, Oakland CA
I've listened to the CD and everything about it is absolutely great. The sound quality, the mix, and of course the songwriting is exceptional. Thanks for the CD. The performances of alll the musicians is also impressive, expecially your own.
Chris Nowak, Bend, OR
He believes it, he possesses it, and he doesn't give a F%@K! Shucking genius! Can I hear it again?*
*Source might be revealed later.
Hungry Cold and Blue Reviews-
“Fans of good old rock from the 70's will really love and appreciate this release by Bobby Lindstrom and Elkhorn Reunited, titled, "Hungry, Cold And Blue". Nothing really fancy here, just honest to goodness rock n roll played the way it should be played, simple, basic, and to the point, not like some of the over bloated, over mixed, and over dubbed rock that is to often crammed down our throats via the radio stations nowadays.”
-John Vermilyea, Blues Underground Network
“Blues with a Smile! Bobby Lindstrom's blues are on the brighter side of the spectrum. Even the sad songs have a silver lining, Bobby is a great spirit and it shows in his songwriting. I didn't stop smiling through the entire album.”
- Sarina Sloan, Clear 101.7 Bend, Oregon
“I just listened to your CD. I was filled with joy for you. You have painted a masterpiece. You should be a very proud papa. Aloha and hang loose my friend!”
-Elaine Reed
A Lick and a Promise Reviews-
“Bobby, you are a great singer, guitarist, and you have some great songs. But above and beyond all that, when you are on stage, the vibes you put out attract people to you and they want to be with you.”
-Lloyd Jones/summer 2004
“For an album that epitomizes guitar-driven Blues/Rock music, track down a copy of A Lick And A Promise”
-Guitar Nine Records
“...On A Lick And A Promise Oregonian Bobby Lindstrom bounces between blues, old-school rock and straight-up pop. His best weapons are his super gravelly voice and filthy guitar tone but he's also surprisingly adept at writing in each of those styles as well. “
-Rusty Bidet, Music Emissions, Nov 2004