Robert-John Stips is a Dutch musician and songwriter, primarily known for his work in progressive rock and pop music. Born on April 18, 1943, in The Hague, he gained prominence as a member of the influential Dutch band Supersister in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Supersister was recognized for their unique blend of progressive rock, jazz, and pop, characterized by intricate compositions and whimsical lyrics. Their notable albums include "Present from Nancy" (1970) and "To the Hilt" (1972). After Supersister disbanded, Stips continued to make significant contributions to the music scene, collaborating with various artists and forming the band Sweet d'Buster, which had hits in the Netherlands during the late 1970s. He also worked as a producer and songwriter for other artists, further solidifying his influence in the Dutch music industry. Stips' work is marked by his innovative approach to music, often incorporating elements of humor and storytelling. He remains a respected figure in the Dutch music landscape, celebrated for his creativity and contributions to the progressive rock genre.