While I hope I have offered a useful introduction to the work of Tim Hardin, there may be other aspects of his life and work that you are seeking. Below is a list of links to other sites that I am aware of that may be able to provide additional information.

There is now an excellent discussion board under the aegis of Yahoo Groups at http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/timhardin. This has to be a first port-of-call for all fans wanting to check out facts and chat to those with a similar interest in music.

Prior to that, a discussion board ran until 2006, but has now been discontinued. However, all the threads are still sitting, undisturbed, at http://www.zipcon.net/~highroad/cgi-bin/hardinBBS.pl. It's worth going through this useful archive to garner people's thoughts on Tim.

If you wish to explore the views of like-minded fans of Tim Hardin, try contacting: Bird-on-a-wire@Onelist.com and Jessica will get in touch with you.

Gracenote has an album search facility that allows you to get track listings for all Tim's CDs.

Softshoe Slim has an expansive site listing the albums recorded by thousands of music artists. He lists all Tim's available CDs. It's worth going to his home page, then exploring all the other wonderful artists he has researched.

Wilson & Alroy's Record Review site contains a scathing review of TH4, making the wrong assumption that it was a progression from his previous work, rather than a first demo, released years later to cash in on his fame. As a site, though, it has some fascinating and intelligent writing.

The Artist Direct website (formerly known as the Ultimate band List) has a pen-sketch by Richie Unterberger, lifted from the All Music Guide, album listings and sound clips from several songs.

The All Music Guide website has much in common with the Artist Direct one (above). Many of the listed songs have audio links.

And then there's the VH1 site, which seems to have much in common with the above. There are a few lyrics printed out too, though.

While i-Sound has attempted to list all the albums, it really is quite restricted in its details.

This fan website has some useful details & nice links. Sadly, the site compiler is anonymous.

There's a pithy biography on the site that lists all the people Tony Kingsbury has booked or worked with.

The Find-a-Grave website has photos of Tim's headstone.

The magazine, Mojo, has a Woodstock fortieth anniversary interview with Michael Lang - use the search facility to find it.

The Woodstock Wiki website has the Woodstock setlist (now copied onto the In Concert page) and some concert details.

And, of course, there's also Wikipedia, though there are some inevitable errors that need correcting.

A couple of songs that people have requested are shown below. However, for a large collection of Tim Hardin lyrics, you should try Adrie Meijer's outstanding website, now residing at http://home.kpn.nl/~adriemeijer/timhardin/tabs.html.