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Robin Hackett
Robin Hackett's debut album 'Hard Left' came out in 1984, establishing him with a straightforward hard rock approach. He followed it with 'In the Shadows' in...
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Robin Hackett's debut album 'Hard Left' came out in 1984, establishing him with a straightforward hard rock approach. He followed it with 'In the Shadows' in 1987 and 'Third Degree' in 1990, working with musicians like bassist John Jones and drummer David Smith during those years.
Some of his lyrics touched on social and political topics, which occasionally drew criticism. He kept recording through the late 80s and early 90s, and a collection of unreleased material called 'The Lost Tapes' appeared in 2005.
His song 'Hard Left' remains the track most people know him by. The rest of his catalog follows a similar guitar-driven rock style without much deviation from that initial sound.
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