Robert Lester Folsom

Top Songs By Robert Lester Folsom

See You Later, I'm GoneRobert Lester Folsom

My Stove's on FireRobert Lester Folsom

Heaven on the Beach With YouRobert Lester Folsom

Super SeeRobert Lester Folsom

Love IsRobert Lester Folsom

April SuzanneRobert Lester Folsom

Ease My MindRobert Lester Folsom

Sunshine Only SometimesRobert Lester Folsom

Written in Your HairRobert Lester Folsom

Biding My TimeRobert Lester Folsom

Upcoming Concerts for Robert Lester Folsom

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Robert Lester Folsom currently has 9 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Wednesday, December 3, 2025 at Intuition Ale Works in Jacksonville, FL, United States.

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Latest Release

SINGLESitting on the Moon - SingleRobert Lester Folsom

More albums from Robert Lester Folsom

Listen to Chunka-Chunka by Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMChunka-ChunkaRobert Lester Folsom

ALBUMSunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMAbacus Atlanta SessionsRobert Lester Folsom

Listen to Bridge by Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMBridgeRobert Lester Folsom

Listen to Autumn Lament by Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMAutumn LamentRobert Lester Folsom

Listen to Beautiful Nonsense by Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMBeautiful NonsenseRobert Lester Folsom

ALBUMOde to a Rainy Day: Archives 1972-1975Robert Lester Folsom

ALBUMMusic and DreamsRobert Lester Folsom

About Robert Lester Folsom

Hometown

Lowndes County, GA, United States

Born

January 3, 1955

Genre

Rock

A singer/songwriter with a penchant for crafting warm and breezy soft rock/AM pop confections with a psychedelic twist, Robert Lester Folsom's one studio album (1978's Music & Dreams) amassed some regional attention upon its release, but remained largely invisible to the rest of the world until the Brooklyn-based indie label Mexican Summer reissued it in 2010. This reactivated Folsom's creativity, and he began recording and performing new material after the reissue. Mexican Summer continued championing Folsom in the years that followed by releasing collections of archival demos like 2022's Sunshine Only Sometimes.