Dan Hill

The Profile

Dan Hill is a Canadian singer-songwriter best known for the 1977 hit “Sometimes When We Touch” and the 1987 duet “Can’t We Try.” Active since the mid-1970s, he works primarily in soft rock and adult contemporary.

Canadian singer-songwriter from Ontario; active since the mid-1970s; best known for “Sometimes When We Touch” (1977). The album Longer Fuse contains that hit. The reviewed album highlights a contribution by keyboardist Bobby Ogdin.

One review tackles Dan Hill’s 1977 album Longer Fuse, praising the classic single “Sometimes When We Touch” while criticizing the rest as overly sentimental and verbose. The review highlights Bobby Ogdin’s keyboards and frames Hill as a Canadian soft-rock balladeer. Overall sentiment: not essential beyond the hit.