For people who appreciate the wonderful music of Tim Hardin.

His high standing as a songwriter has resulted in his work being interpreted by a plethora of artists over the past four decades, including Rod Stewart and Peggy Lee ("Reason to Believe"), the Small Faces [Red Balloon & If I Were A Carpenter], Astrud Gilberto and Colin Blunstone ("Misty Roses"), Scott Walker ("Black Sheep Boy") and Bob Dylan ("Lady Came From Baltimore"). There are enough songs in his catalogue to warrant the term "great songwriter", and he is certainly to be revered as a writer of fragile beauty.