Welcome to the world of retired hit songwriter Dennis Lambert—now working as a Florida real estate agent—and his grueling comeback tour of the Philippines.

Lambert, often with British songwriting partner Brian Potter, wrote 600 songs with 75 chart hits and produced more than 100 albums for other artists. His one solo album, 1972’s Bags And Things, was a renowned flop except in Asia. In the Philippines, his song Of All The Things from that album has become a wedding standard. Almost two decades after he left the music industry, Lambert engages in a five-city tour that mixes the bizarre with the unlikely, reviving his passion for music. Featuring such memorable Lambert classics as Rhinestone Cowboy, Baby Come Back, One Tin Soldier and yes, Starship’s We Built This City, Of All The Things examines the music business from the late 1950s to present day with a precise affection that can only come from a music veteran reborn in a popular art form.