1967

In this engaging childhood memoir, Robyn Hitchcock dives into the pivotal year of 1967, capturing the vibrant and tumultuous world of a young boy navigating a British boarding school amid the rise of legendary musical moments and cultural upheaval. With a sharp and humorous voice, Hitchcock reflects on his experiences during this transformative period, from his admiration of icons like Bob Dylan and The Beatles to the peculiarities of his school environment and personal aspirations. Narrated by the author himself, the book offers a nostalgic yet insightful look at a defining moment in both musical history and Hitchcock’s own life.