John Sinclair has been called “The Last of the Beatnik Warrior Poets,” “The Hardest Working Poet in Show Business,” an American cultural icon and a founding father of the international counter-culture. Now based in Amsterdam, Sinclair is a globe-trotting performer and bandleader, a leading blues scholar and music journalist, an award-winning radio broadcaster, record producer, educator, and pioneering crusader for marijuana legalization since 1964.
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