Reverend Rob Gilmour, Ontario
Reverend Rob was saved from a near death-metal experience and then proudly embraced his inner twang.
He fronted the
cowpunk band Luckyfool for years but is now out on his own, creating music with folks who he is lucky enough to cross paths with.The tunes here are from his time with Luckyfool and his solo stuff.
The Rev writes real songs about pain, hope & good times.Only the names have changed!
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