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Folk-rock outfit the Hobbits was the studio project of Queens, New York-born singer/songwriter Jimmy Curtiss, who ranks as one of the more interesting footnotes in the history of rock & roll — the rare would-be teen idol who actually wrote his own material (and did so admirably), he later expanded his reach into psychedelia and harmony-laden folk-rock, but while the subject of a small cult following, none of his records ever made a commercial dent. Curtiss first surfaced in 1959 as a member of the doo wop combo the Enjays and issued his solo debut, "Without You," on United Artists...

The Hobbitons is a Dutch folk group. In 1996 they released a CD "Songs from Middle-earth" containing 16 tracks of poems from J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, The Adventures of Tom Bombadil and The Lord of the Rings. The group had a permission from the Tolkien Estate with the requirement that the CD would not be sold commercially. The tracks can still be downloaded free from the group's website. .

The Hobbit is a garage/psychedelic band. It is also an alias for Henrik Klitstrøm. But you are probably here due to incorrectly tagged soundtracks. If so, do last.fm and yourself a favour. Fix your tags by putting the actual artist name in the artist field. .