Craig Nuttycombe

Craig Nuttycombe is a folk singer-songwriter whose musical journey began in the late 1960s as one-half of the influential duo Brewer & Shipley, best known for their counterculture anthem "One Toke Over the Line." After stepping back from the spotlight for decades, Nuttycombe re-emerged in the 2000s with a renewed creative spark, delivering introspective solo work that blends weathered wisdom with delicate acoustic arrangements. His recent output, like the cosmic Americana of *Twin Tailed Comets* and the archival *Eternal Rivers: Demos 1969-71*, bridges his psychedelic folk roots with mature reflections on impermanence and memory.

Now creating music on his own terms, Nuttycombe’s late-career renaissance includes collaborations like the haunting *Impermanence* (featuring Piper Heisig) and charmingly direct tracks such as *Get It Done*. Releases like *At Home* and *Planetorial Janitor* reveal an artist comfortable in his signature style – think Nick Drake meets John Prine, with lyrics that sit quietly in your soul. His work remains a testament to folk music’s enduring power to document life’s unpolished beauty.