PRESERVING THE PAST. CREATING THE FUTURE.

This photo was taken during an earlier recording project with Grammy Award-winning engineer Clark Hagan.

Now, years later, Bob and Clark are back in the studio, collaborating once again to bring new life to Sugarloaf's classic "Rollin' Hills." 

  Bob, along with his trusted studio companion Ollie, is producing new music with Fort Collins indie band The Fights Nextdoor, featuring lead guitarist Josh Stickland, Bob’s grandson. The project brings together family and a shared love for recording and perfecting the band's unique sound.

 A special collaboration brought Bob together with Bailey Raymond (aka Kick Stevens), grandson of Sugarloaf bassist Bob Raymond, to record Sugarloaf's “Texas Two Lane” and “Don’t Call Us, We’ll Call You,” blending new creative energy with a songbook from the past.

 A creative partnership with Maryland-based band The Dutchman resulted in the recording of “Papa Fronc." The project reflects Bob's continued passion for working with artists across the country and contributing his experience, perspective, and guitar work to new music.