Robert Cline Jr. has rambled across the country, from the farmlands to the main streets of middle-America, creating a love for the open road and the experiences of the heartland. His is inspiration is pulled from a diverse array of people and places,.. as he searched for his song…

Robert Cline Jr.’s career began as a collaboration with members of The Subdudes, including John Magnie and Steve Amedee, both in the studio and on the stage,” and continued his career playing and writing with members of the Swappers from Muscle Shoals, and artists such as: Spooner Oldham (Pianist for Bob Dylan, Neal Young, Pursy Sledge, Aretha Franklin, Etta James, etc.), Kelvin Holley (Guitarist for Neal Young, Little Richard), Will McFarland (Guitarist for Bonnie Ratite and Studio sessions for projects such as the Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac), Wayne Bridge (Peddle Steal for Flying Burrito Brothers), David Hood (Base Player, played on numerous recordings for Aretha Franklin, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Wilson Picket, and toured with Traffic), Peanutt Montgomery (who has had songs cut by Elvis Costello, Bob Dylan, Merle Haggard, EmmyLou Harris, Dolly Parton Jerry Reed, Buck Owens… and a staggering about more. In addition to having 73 songs recorded by George Jones, of whom he played with on the road for 17 years. Gary Nichols (Vocalist and Guitarist for the Steal Drivers), The Muscle Shoals Horn Section, and more…
Robert Cline Jr. has continued a strong touring career with performances Lisa Morales, Shelley King, Mike Blakely, Walt Wilkins, Susan Gibson, Dustin Welch, Michael O’Connor, The 3 Twins, The Drive-By Truckers & Robert Earl Keen.