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Bobby Fuller

January 07, 2023

For other people named Robert Fuller, see Robert Fuller (disambiguation).

Robert Gaston Fuller (October 22, 1942 – July 18, 1966)[1] was an American rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known for "Let Her Dance" and his cover of the Crickets' "I Fought the Law" , recorded with his group The Bobby Fuller Four.

Bobby Fuller
Fuller performing with The Bobby Fuller Four in 1966
Background information
Birth nameRobert Gaston Fuller
Born(1942-10-22)October 22, 1942
Baytown, Texas, United States
OriginEl Paso, Texas, United States
DiedJuly 18, 1966(1966-07-18) (aged 23)
Los Angeles, California, United States
GenresRock, pop
Occupation(s)Singer-songwriter, musician
Instrument(s)Vocals, guitar, piano, drums
Years active1958–1966
LabelsLiberty, Yucca Records, Mustang Records, Todd

Early life

Born in Baytown, Texas, Fuller was born in the middle of three boys, having a maternal older half-brother, Jack, and a younger brother, Randy. Fuller moved as a small child to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he remained until 1956, when he and his family moved to El Paso, Texas.[2] His father got a job at El Paso Natural Gas at that time.[2] It was the same year that Elvis Presley became popular, and Bobby Fuller became mesmerized by the new rock and roll star. Fuller soon adopted the style of fellow Texan Buddy Holly, fronting a four-man combo and often using original material.

Career

During the early 1960s, he played in clubs and bars in El Paso, and he recorded on independent record labels in Texas with a constantly changing line-up. The only constant band members were Fuller and his younger brother, Randy Fuller (born on January 29, 1944, in Hobbs, New Mexico) on bass. These independent releases (except two songs recorded at the studio of Norman Petty in Clovis), and an excursion to Yucca Records, also in New Mexico, were recorded in the Fullers' own home studio, with Fuller acting as the producer. He even built a primitive echo chamber in the back yard. The quality of the recordings, using a couple of microphones and a mixing board purchased from a local radio station, was so impressive that he offered the use of his "studio" to local acts for free so he could hone his production skills.

Fuller moved to Los Angeles in 1964 with his band The Bobby Fuller Four and was signed to Mustang Records by producer Bob Keane, who was noted for discovering Ritchie Valens and producing many surf music groups.[3] By this time, the group consisted of Fuller and his brother Randy on vocals/guitar and bass respectively, Jim Reese on guitar and DeWayne Quirico on drums. This lineup recorded "I Fought The Law". (There are actually two versions of "I Fought The Law" by Fuller, the original hit that was released as a 45-rpm single and the re-recording that was issued on an album. The arrangements are identical, but the vocals by Fuller are slightly different.)

At a time when the British Invasion and folk rock were the dominant genres in rock, Fuller stuck to Buddy Holly's style of classic rock and roll with Tex Mex flourishes. His recordings, both covers and originals, also reveal the influences of Eddie Cochran, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Little Richard, and The Everly Brothers, as well as surf guitar. Less well known was Fuller's ability to emulate the reverb-laden surf guitar of Dick Dale and The Ventures. His first Top 40 hit was the self-penned "Let Her Dance".[4] His second hit, "I Fought the Law", peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 on March 12–19, 1966. The song was originally written and recorded by Sonny Curtis, who became a member of Buddy Holly's former group The Crickets after Holly's death.[5] The group's third Top 40 single was a cover of Holly's "Love's Made a Fool of You".[6]

Death

Within months of "I Fought the Law" becoming a top 10 hit, Fuller was found dead in an automobile parked outside his Hollywood apartment.[1] The Los Angeles deputy medical examiner, Jerry Nelson, performed the autopsy. According to Dean Kuipers:[7] "The report states that Bobby's face, chest, and side were covered in 'petechial hemorrhages,' probably caused by gasoline vapors and the summer heat. He found no bruises, no broken bones, no cuts. No evidence of beating." Kuipers further explains that boxes for "accident" and "suicide" were checked, but next to the boxes were question marks. Despite the official cause of death, some commentators believe Fuller was murdered.[8][9]

Erik Greene, a relative of Sam Cooke, has cited similarities in the deaths of Cooke and Fuller. Fuller's bandmate Jim Reese suspected that Charles Manson played a role in Fuller's death, but never provided credible evidence; Manson was in prison from 1961 to 1967. A sensationalist crime website has speculated that the Los Angeles Police Department may have been involved because of Fuller's connection to a Mafia-related woman.[10]

Fuller was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles.[11] His death was profiled in a segment of Unsolved Mysteries.[12]

His death was also explored in the May 11, 2015 episode of the NPR program All Things Considered.[13] The program references the book I Fought the Law: The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller, by Miriam Linna, with contributions by Randy Fuller.[14] Sometime after the Unsolved Mysteries segment in question initially aired, the cause of Fuller's death was officially changed from "suicide" to "accident".[12]

In popular culture

New York City Celtic rock band Black 47 released a song titled "Who Killed Bobby Fuller" on their second album, Home of the Brave, in 1994,[15] and Atlanta indie rock band The Rock*A*Teens released an identically titled song on their 1996 self-titled debut album.[16] Lou Reed referenced both Bobby Fuller by name and "I Fought the Law" on the track "Dirt" from his 1978 album Street Hassle,[17] as did indie rock band Metric on their 2006 single "Monster Hospital".[18] In 2013, producer and artist Terry Manning released a tribute album to his friend and mentor Bobby Fuller entitled West Texas Skyline.[19] In 2017, Chuck Prophet released an album titled Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins.

Discography

Studio albums

Live albums

  • Celebrity Night At PJ's (cancelled — originally to be released as Mustang M-902 [mono] / MS-902 [stereo]; finally issued in the Never To Be Forgotten: The Mustang Years box set) 5

Original US singles

  • "You're In Love" // "Guess We'll Fall In Love" (Yucca 45–140, 1961) 1
  • "You're In Love" // "Guess We'll Fall In Love" (Yucca 45-140 [re-recordings], 1962) 1
  • "Gently My Love" // "My Heart Jumped" (Yucca 45–144, 1962) 2
  • "Nervous Breakdown" // "Not Fade Away" (Eastwood NO8W-0344/NO8W-0345, 1962) 2
  • "Saturday Night" // "Stringer" (Todd 45–1090, 1963) 2
  • "Wine, Wine, Wine" // "King Of The Beach" (Exeter EXT-122, 1964) 2
  • "I Fought The Law" // "She's My Girl" (Exeter EXT-124, 1964) 2
  • "Fool Of Love" // "Shakedown" (Exeter EXT-126, 1964) 3
  • "Those Memories Of You" // "Our Favorite Martian" (Donna 1403, 1964) 3
  • "Wolfman" // "Thunder Reef" (Mustang 3003, recorded 1964/released January 1965) 4
  • "Take My Word" // "She's My Girl" (Mustang 3004, 1965) 5
  • "Let Her Dance" // "Another Sad And Lonely Night" (Mustang 3006, 1965) 5
  • "Let Her Dance" // "Another Sad And Lonely Night" (Liberty 55812 [reissue], 1965) 5
  • "Let Her Dance" // "Another Sad And Lonely Night" (Mustang 3012 [re-release], 1965) 5
  • "Never To Be Forgotten" // "You Kiss Me" (Mustang 3011, 1965) 5
  • "I Fought The Law" // "Little Annie Lou" (Mustang 3014, 1965) 5
  • "Love's Made a Fool of You" // "Don't Ever Let Me Know" (Mustang 3016, 1966) 5
  • "The Magic Touch" // "My True Love" (Mustang 3018, 1966) 5
  • "The Magic Touch" // "I'm A Lucky Guy" (Mustang 3018 [alternate issue], 1966) 5
  • "It's Love, Come What May" // "It's Love, Come What May" (Mustang 3020 [DJ promo], 1966) 5
  • "It's Love, Come What May" [w/Randy Fuller's over-dubbed vocal] // "Wolfman" (Mustang 3020, 1966) 5

Compilations and reissues

  • The Bobby Fuller Memorial Album (LP, President 1003, 1968) 5
  • The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four (LP, Rhino RNDF-201, 1981) 5
  • KRLA King Of The Wheels (LP, Line LP-5146, 1981) 5
  • I Fought The Law (LP, Line LP-5133, 1981) 5
  • The Bobby Fuller Memorial Album (LP, Strand 6.24885, 1982) 5
  • Let Them Dance (The Rare Sides) (LP, OutLine OLLP-5272, 1983) 5
  • Live On Stage (LP, OutLine OLLP-5302, 1983) 5
  • I Fought The Law (LP, Eva 12032, 1983) 5
  • Live Again (LP, Eva 12046, 1984) 5
  • The Bobby Fuller Tapes, Volume One (LP, Rhino RNLP-057, 1983) 2
  • The Bobby Fuller Tapes, Volume Two (LP, Voxx 200.028, 1984) 2
  • Memories Of Buddy Holly (LP, Rockhouse 8407, 1984) 2
  • The Bobby Fuller Instrumental Album (LP, Rockhouse 8504, 1985) 2
  • The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Rhino 70174, 1990) 5
  • The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Ace CDCHD-956, 1990) 5
  • Live At PJ's...Plus! (CD, Ace CDCHD-314, 1991) 5
  • The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Ace CDCHD-388, 1992) 5
  • The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Del-Fi DFCD-70174, 1994) 5
  • Shakedown! The Texas Tapes Revisited (2-CD box set, Del-Fi DFBX-2902, 1996) 2
  • Never To Be Forgotten: The Mustang Years (3-CD box set, Mustang/Del-Fi DFBX-3903, 1997) 5
  • El Paso Rock: Early Recordings, Volume 1 (CD, Norton 252, 1996) 2
  • El Paso Rock, Volume 2: More Early Recordings (CD, Norton 260, 1997) 2
  • The Mustang Years (2LP, Munster MR-184, 2000) 5
  • I Fought The Law And Others (7" EP, Munster 7141, 2000) 5
  • I Fought The Law: The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Del-Fi/Rhino 71904, 2001) 5
  • I Fought The Law And Other Hits (CD, Flashback/Rhino 78170, 2004) 5
  • Rhino Hi-Five: The Bobby Fuller Four (CD, Rhino 7????, 2006) 5
  • Rock And Roll King Of The Southwest: The Best Of The Texas Years 1962-64 (LP, Norton 325, 2007) 2
  • Bobby Fuller Live!!! (LP, Norton 326, 2007) 2
  • El Paso Rock: Early Recordings, Volume 3 (CD, Norton 318, 2010) 2
  • Magic Touch: The Complete Mustang Singles Collection (CD, Now Sounds [UK] WCRNOW-57, 2018) 5

1 Released as by 'Bobby Fuller / Guitarist Jim Reese And The Embers, Vocal'. Note: issued twice with the same catalog number, but with completely different versions of both tracks.
2 Released as by 'Bobby Fuller'.
3 Released as by 'Bobby Fuller And The Fanatics'.
4 Released as by 'The Shindigs'.
5 Released as by 'The Bobby Fuller Four'.

References

  1. ^ a b Bashe, P. R., & George-Warren, H., The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll (Third ed.). New York, Fireside, 2005, p. 360
  2. ^ a b Poore, Billy (1998). Rockabilly: A Forty-Year Journey. Milwaukee: Hal Leonard Corporation. p. 146. ISBN 0-7935-9142-2.
  3. ^ Lehmer, Larry (2004). The Day The Music Died: The Last Tour Of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Richie Valens. Music Sales Group. pp. 212, 213. ISBN 0-8256-7287-2.
  4. ^ Corcoran, Michael Joseph (2005). All Over the Map: True Heroes of Texas Music. University of Texas Press. p. 147. ISBN 0-292-70976-5.
  5. ^ Lehmer, Larry (2004). The Day The Music Died: The Last Tour Of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Richie Valens. Music Sales Group. p. 213. ISBN 0-8256-7287-2.
  6. ^ Whitburn, Joel (2004). The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits. Billboard Books. p. 246. ISBN 0-8230-7499-4.
  7. ^ SPIN. April 1991. p. 41. Retrieved July 19, 2016.
  8. ^ R. Gary Patterson (June 16, 2008). Take a Walk on the Dark Side: Rock and Roll Myths, Legends, and Curses. p. 30. ISBN 9781439103647. Retrieved July 19, 2016.
  9. ^ Queenan, Joe (April 11, 2008). "A Golden Age of One-hit Wonders". guardian.co.uk. Retrieved July 26, 2008.
  10. ^ . Archived from the original on March 24, 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-20.
  11. ^ Scott Stanton (September 2, 2003). The Tombstone Tourist: Musicians. p. Front cover. ISBN 9781416595755. Retrieved July 19, 2016.
  12. ^ a b "Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina, Season 6 Episode 2". [sic, actually Season 14, according to Wikipedia article "List of Unsolved Mysteries episodes"]: Spike TV. August 17, 2009. Archived from the original on December 11, 2021. Retrieved October 22, 2017.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: location (link)
  13. ^ Alex Cohen (May 11, 2015). "New Book Explores Bobby Fuller's Mysterious Death". NPR.org. Retrieved July 19, 2016.
  14. ^ Miriam Linna; Randell Fuller (February 2, 2015). I Fought The Law: The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller. ISBN 9781940157115.
  15. ^ "Home of the Brave - Black 47". AllMusic.com. Retrieved April 24, 2021.
  16. ^ "The Rock*A*Teens - The Rock*A*Teens". AllMusic.com. Retrieved April 24, 2021.
  17. ^ Carson, Tom (April 6, 1978). "Street Hassle". Rolling Stone. Retrieved April 24, 2021.
  18. ^ McGee, Alan (January 31, 2008). "2008 will be Metric's year". The Guardian.
  19. ^ "West Texas Skyline: A Tribute to Bobby Fuller - Terry Manning". AllMusic.com. Retrieved April 24, 2021.

External links

  • Bobby Fuller at IMDb
  • Bobby Fuller at AllMusic
  • Bobby Fuller at Discogs
  • Bobby Fuller entry at Rockabilly Hall of Fame October 16, 2018, at the Wayback Machine
  • Bobby Fuller Four entry at Classic Bands
  • Bobby Fuller at Find a Grave
  • Mysterious Deaths: Bobby Fuller, Rock Icon Borderlands (EPCC)

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For other people named Robert Fuller see Robert Fuller disambiguation This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Bobby Fuller news newspapers books scholar JSTOR July 2008 Learn how and when to remove this template message Robert Gaston Fuller October 22 1942 July 18 1966 1 was an American rock singer songwriter and guitarist best known for Let Her Dance and his cover of the Crickets I Fought the Law recorded with his group The Bobby Fuller Four Bobby FullerFuller performing with The Bobby Fuller Four in 1966Background informationBirth nameRobert Gaston FullerBorn 1942 10 22 October 22 1942Baytown Texas United StatesOriginEl Paso Texas United StatesDiedJuly 18 1966 1966 07 18 aged 23 Los Angeles California United StatesGenresRock popOccupation s Singer songwriter musicianInstrument s Vocals guitar piano drumsYears active1958 1966LabelsLiberty Yucca Records Mustang Records Todd Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Death 4 In popular culture 5 Discography 5 1 Studio albums 5 2 Live albums 5 3 Original US singles 5 4 Compilations and reissues 6 References 7 External linksEarly life EditBorn in Baytown Texas Fuller was born in the middle of three boys having a maternal older half brother Jack and a younger brother Randy Fuller moved as a small child to Salt Lake City Utah where he remained until 1956 when he and his family moved to El Paso Texas 2 His father got a job at El Paso Natural Gas at that time 2 It was the same year that Elvis Presley became popular and Bobby Fuller became mesmerized by the new rock and roll star Fuller soon adopted the style of fellow Texan Buddy Holly fronting a four man combo and often using original material Career EditThis section needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Bobby Fuller news newspapers books scholar JSTOR January 2018 Learn how and when to remove this template message During the early 1960s he played in clubs and bars in El Paso and he recorded on independent record labels in Texas with a constantly changing line up The only constant band members were Fuller and his younger brother Randy Fuller born on January 29 1944 in Hobbs New Mexico on bass These independent releases except two songs recorded at the studio of Norman Petty in Clovis and an excursion to Yucca Records also in New Mexico were recorded in the Fullers own home studio with Fuller acting as the producer He even built a primitive echo chamber in the back yard The quality of the recordings using a couple of microphones and a mixing board purchased from a local radio station was so impressive that he offered the use of his studio to local acts for free so he could hone his production skills Fuller moved to Los Angeles in 1964 with his band The Bobby Fuller Four and was signed to Mustang Records by producer Bob Keane who was noted for discovering Ritchie Valens and producing many surf music groups 3 By this time the group consisted of Fuller and his brother Randy on vocals guitar and bass respectively Jim Reese on guitar and DeWayne Quirico on drums This lineup recorded I Fought The Law There are actually two versions of I Fought The Law by Fuller the original hit that was released as a 45 rpm single and the re recording that was issued on an album The arrangements are identical but the vocals by Fuller are slightly different At a time when the British Invasion and folk rock were the dominant genres in rock Fuller stuck to Buddy Holly s style of classic rock and roll with Tex Mex flourishes His recordings both covers and originals also reveal the influences of Eddie Cochran The Beatles Elvis Presley Little Richard and The Everly Brothers as well as surf guitar Less well known was Fuller s ability to emulate the reverb laden surf guitar of Dick Dale and The Ventures His first Top 40 hit was the self penned Let Her Dance 4 His second hit I Fought the Law peaked at No 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 on March 12 19 1966 The song was originally written and recorded by Sonny Curtis who became a member of Buddy Holly s former group The Crickets after Holly s death 5 The group s third Top 40 single was a cover of Holly s Love s Made a Fool of You 6 Death EditWithin months of I Fought the Law becoming a top 10 hit Fuller was found dead in an automobile parked outside his Hollywood apartment 1 The Los Angeles deputy medical examiner Jerry Nelson performed the autopsy According to Dean Kuipers 7 The report states that Bobby s face chest and side were covered in petechial hemorrhages probably caused by gasoline vapors and the summer heat He found no bruises no broken bones no cuts No evidence of beating Kuipers further explains that boxes for accident and suicide were checked but next to the boxes were question marks Despite the official cause of death some commentators believe Fuller was murdered 8 9 Erik Greene a relative of Sam Cooke has cited similarities in the deaths of Cooke and Fuller Fuller s bandmate Jim Reese suspected that Charles Manson played a role in Fuller s death but never provided credible evidence Manson was in prison from 1961 to 1967 A sensationalist crime website has speculated that the Los Angeles Police Department may have been involved because of Fuller s connection to a Mafia related woman 10 Fuller was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles 11 His death was profiled in a segment of Unsolved Mysteries 12 His death was also explored in the May 11 2015 episode of the NPR program All Things Considered 13 The program references the book I Fought the Law The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller by Miriam Linna with contributions by Randy Fuller 14 Sometime after the Unsolved Mysteries segment in question initially aired the cause of Fuller s death was officially changed from suicide to accident 12 In popular culture EditNew York City Celtic rock band Black 47 released a song titled Who Killed Bobby Fuller on their second album Home of the Brave in 1994 15 and Atlanta indie rock band The Rock A Teens released an identically titled song on their 1996 self titled debut album 16 Lou Reed referenced both Bobby Fuller by name and I Fought the Law on the track Dirt from his 1978 album Street Hassle 17 as did indie rock band Metric on their 2006 single Monster Hospital 18 In 2013 producer and artist Terry Manning released a tribute album to his friend and mentor Bobby Fuller entitled West Texas Skyline 19 In 2017 Chuck Prophet released an album titled Bobby Fuller Died for Your Sins Discography EditStudio albums Edit KRLA King of the Wheels Mustang M 900 mono MS 900 stereo 1965 5 I Fought The Law Mustang M 901 mono MS 901 stereo 1966 5Live albums Edit Celebrity Night At PJ s cancelled originally to be released as Mustang M 902 mono MS 902 stereo finally issued in the Never To Be Forgotten The Mustang Years box set 5Original US singles Edit You re In Love Guess We ll Fall In Love Yucca 45 140 1961 1 You re In Love Guess We ll Fall In Love Yucca 45 140 re recordings 1962 1 Gently My Love My Heart Jumped Yucca 45 144 1962 2 Nervous Breakdown Not Fade Away Eastwood NO8W 0344 NO8W 0345 1962 2 Saturday Night Stringer Todd 45 1090 1963 2 Wine Wine Wine King Of The Beach Exeter EXT 122 1964 2 I Fought The Law She s My Girl Exeter EXT 124 1964 2 Fool Of Love Shakedown Exeter EXT 126 1964 3 Those Memories Of You Our Favorite Martian Donna 1403 1964 3 Wolfman Thunder Reef Mustang 3003 recorded 1964 released January 1965 4 Take My Word She s My Girl Mustang 3004 1965 5 Let Her Dance Another Sad And Lonely Night Mustang 3006 1965 5 Let Her Dance Another Sad And Lonely Night Liberty 55812 reissue 1965 5 Let Her Dance Another Sad And Lonely Night Mustang 3012 re release 1965 5 Never To Be Forgotten You Kiss Me Mustang 3011 1965 5 I Fought The Law Little Annie Lou Mustang 3014 1965 5 Love s Made a Fool of You Don t Ever Let Me Know Mustang 3016 1966 5 The Magic Touch My True Love Mustang 3018 1966 5 The Magic Touch I m A Lucky Guy Mustang 3018 alternate issue 1966 5 It s Love Come What May It s Love Come What May Mustang 3020 DJ promo 1966 5 It s Love Come What May w Randy Fuller s over dubbed vocal Wolfman Mustang 3020 1966 5Compilations and reissues Edit The Bobby Fuller Memorial Album LP President 1003 1968 5 The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four LP Rhino RNDF 201 1981 5 KRLA King Of The Wheels LP Line LP 5146 1981 5 I Fought The Law LP Line LP 5133 1981 5 The Bobby Fuller Memorial Album LP Strand 6 24885 1982 5 Let Them Dance The Rare Sides LP OutLine OLLP 5272 1983 5 Live On Stage LP OutLine OLLP 5302 1983 5 I Fought The Law LP Eva 12032 1983 5 Live Again LP Eva 12046 1984 5 The Bobby Fuller Tapes Volume One LP Rhino RNLP 057 1983 2 The Bobby Fuller Tapes Volume Two LP Voxx 200 028 1984 2 Memories Of Buddy Holly LP Rockhouse 8407 1984 2 The Bobby Fuller Instrumental Album LP Rockhouse 8504 1985 2 The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four CD Rhino 70174 1990 5 The Bobby Fuller Four CD Ace CDCHD 956 1990 5 Live At PJ s Plus CD Ace CDCHD 314 1991 5 The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four CD Ace CDCHD 388 1992 5 The Bobby Fuller Four CD Del Fi DFCD 70174 1994 5 Shakedown The Texas Tapes Revisited 2 CD box set Del Fi DFBX 2902 1996 2 Never To Be Forgotten The Mustang Years 3 CD box set Mustang Del Fi DFBX 3903 1997 5 El Paso Rock Early Recordings Volume 1 CD Norton 252 1996 2 El Paso Rock Volume 2 More Early Recordings CD Norton 260 1997 2 The Mustang Years 2LP Munster MR 184 2000 5 I Fought The Law And Others 7 EP Munster 7141 2000 5 I Fought The Law The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four CD Del Fi Rhino 71904 2001 5 I Fought The Law And Other Hits CD Flashback Rhino 78170 2004 5 Rhino Hi Five The Bobby Fuller Four CD Rhino 7 2006 5 Rock And Roll King Of The Southwest The Best Of The Texas Years 1962 64 LP Norton 325 2007 2 Bobby Fuller Live LP Norton 326 2007 2 El Paso Rock Early Recordings Volume 3 CD Norton 318 2010 2 Magic Touch The Complete Mustang Singles Collection CD Now Sounds UK WCRNOW 57 2018 51 Released as by Bobby Fuller Guitarist Jim Reese And The Embers Vocal Note issued twice with the same catalog number but with completely different versions of both tracks 2 Released as by Bobby Fuller 3 Released as by Bobby Fuller And The Fanatics 4 Released as by The Shindigs 5 Released as by The Bobby Fuller Four References Edit a b Bashe P R amp George Warren H The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock amp Roll Third ed New York Fireside 2005 p 360 a b Poore Billy 1998 Rockabilly A Forty Year Journey Milwaukee Hal Leonard Corporation p 146 ISBN 0 7935 9142 2 Lehmer Larry 2004 The Day The Music Died The Last Tour Of Buddy Holly The Big Bopper and Richie Valens Music Sales Group pp 212 213 ISBN 0 8256 7287 2 Corcoran Michael Joseph 2005 All Over the Map True Heroes of Texas Music University of Texas Press p 147 ISBN 0 292 70976 5 Lehmer Larry 2004 The Day The Music Died The Last Tour Of Buddy Holly The Big Bopper and Richie Valens Music Sales Group p 213 ISBN 0 8256 7287 2 Whitburn Joel 2004 The Billboard Book of Top 40 Hits Billboard Books p 246 ISBN 0 8230 7499 4 SPIN April 1991 p 41 Retrieved July 19 2016 R Gary Patterson June 16 2008 Take a Walk on the Dark Side Rock and Roll Myths Legends and Curses p 30 ISBN 9781439103647 Retrieved July 19 2016 Queenan Joe April 11 2008 A Golden Age of One hit Wonders guardian co uk Retrieved July 26 2008 The Death of Sam Cooke Crime Library on truTV com Archived from the original on March 24 2009 Retrieved 2009 04 20 Scott Stanton September 2 2003 The Tombstone Tourist Musicians p Front cover ISBN 9781416595755 Retrieved July 19 2016 a b Unsolved Mysteries with Dennis Farina Season 6 Episode 2 sic actually Season 14 according to Wikipedia article List of Unsolved Mysteries episodes Spike TV August 17 2009 Archived from the original on December 11 2021 Retrieved October 22 2017 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint location link Alex Cohen May 11 2015 New Book Explores Bobby Fuller s Mysterious Death NPR org Retrieved July 19 2016 Miriam Linna Randell Fuller February 2 2015 I Fought The Law The Life and Strange Death of Bobby Fuller ISBN 9781940157115 Home of the Brave Black 47 AllMusic com Retrieved April 24 2021 The Rock A Teens The Rock A Teens AllMusic com Retrieved April 24 2021 Carson Tom April 6 1978 Street Hassle Rolling Stone Retrieved April 24 2021 McGee Alan January 31 2008 2008 will be Metric s year The Guardian West Texas Skyline A Tribute to Bobby Fuller Terry Manning AllMusic com Retrieved April 24 2021 External links EditBobby Fuller at IMDb Bobby Fuller at AllMusic Bobby Fuller at Discogs Bobby Fuller entry at Rockabilly Hall of Fame Archived October 16 2018 at the Wayback Machine Bobby Fuller Four entry at Classic Bands Bobby Fuller at Find a Grave Mysterious Deaths Bobby Fuller Rock Icon Borderlands EPCC Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Bobby Fuller amp oldid 1116262711, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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