Biography
This Australian singer-songwriters rich vocals and gift for storytelling is a common bridge between country and folk. His original blend of smart, acoustic rhythms and poetic lyrics has a broad appeal that transcends genre. Bob Pigott combines the mellow sounds of vocals, guitar, and piano with story telling about everyday living, warts and all. His attention to words sets him apart from many country performers, but the honesty of the lyrics come straight from the heart.
This adaptability was a hallmark of the acclaimed debut EP Working Mans Dream, which rocketed Bob onto the Australian country music scene in 2003. The collection of carefully-crafted songs immediately caught the ear of radio station programmers across the length and breadth of Australia and, of all places, in the French country music scene.
In Australia, Bobs intimate style and ability to craft songs that are artful as well as commercial, brought him nominations and success at the 1233 ABC Music Awards. The award winning Auntie Bonnie has a pure, homespun quality that showcases Bobs gift for discovering the heart of a song and producing lyrics that sound like words we could hear ourselves speaking. His second award winning tune, Back Verandah, is a simple song about a man with simple needs.
Bob has performed all over Australia, from Nimbin to Sunbury, and Bob's new album, Central Avenue, released in March 2006, features a number of live tracks, which continue to have audiences smiling and laughing at all his gigs.
Winner of APRA ABC Music Publishing Songwriter Recognition Award 2006
Winner ABC Newcastle Music Awards 2005
Winner ABC Newcastle Music Awards 2003
Finalist - Musicoz Awards 2004
Nominee - Best Male Vocalist ABC Newcastle Music Awards 2003
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Members:
Working Mans Dream
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Sounds Like:
A CD
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Influences:
Jackson Browne, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, John Denver, Paul Simon, Willie Nelson
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AirPlay Direct Member Since:
01/22/06
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Profile Last Updated:
08/14/23 13:39:06