Bobby Goldsboro Fan's Page
Nice site! Been a Bobby Goldsboro admire since I first heard "Honey".
I was 18 and starting to realize there were no other singers out there
besides The Beatles! I've tried to get all the old LPs for my collection
since. Still looking for some and always stop off at yard sales, flea markets,
etc just in case! Hard to say which is my favorite album probably "Word
Pictures" which I won off a Vancouver, BC radio station in 1968. I
think it was CFUN. Favorite song: "Summer, The First Time. I could
relate to that when I turned 17 so if you know the Lyrics, enough said
! Sure would have liked to see Bobby in his prime but life goes on and
we still have our memories and music to keep us young.
A Fan in Ottawa, Canada
Hi. I've been a Bobby Goldsboro fan since I was about 5. My older sister
had the LP"Autumn of My Life" and I played it over and over.
I've been searching for years another copy of it. My daughter, Dannie,
is named after the song "Danny" and I really want to play it
for her. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Donna McMullen
Huffman, TX
Does anyone know what kind of tree honey planted in the song? It was
a cedar tree. Bobby says so in the first line of the song. SEE TH tree
how big it's grown----.
I'm an old greezer over 60 and have been a Bobby fan from the git go
and have raised my daughters on Bobby's music. I am searching for The World
Beyond lyrics, I know it came out it 1970 with or part of "My God
and I " some lyrics include, they put all the trees in a treemuseum,
and charged to see them. Am I
on cue?Please help.
Always great to hear from another Bobby Goldsboro fan. Greetings to
everyone in Japan. I was there several times between 1966 and 1976. Liked
it very much. COME BACK HOME is one og my favorite "cut" by Bobby,
bit it's not any CASSETTE(my preferred type of recording) compilation that
I know about.Do you have it?
Do any of you get the Game Show Channel? Beginning on April 15th 2002.
The Game Show Channel will be showing Win, Lose or Draw and the old Hollywood
Square in 73 or 74. That jarred my memory and I remembered being Hollywood
Squares in 76 about the same time Gator or Gus, two movies Bobby sang and
rote the key music for. Bobby also was on Win, Lose or Draw.
Wasn't Bobby told to go by the name Bobby Hart? I seem to remember
reading that somewhere. Thank you.
I came upon your fan page by coincidnce today! What a wonderful place
to share thoughts with people who understand; and what an opportunity to
express sincere appreciation for a man whose music(and he himself) have
meant so much to countless numbers of people.
Like so many others posting on this site, as a child in the '60s I think
my first experience of Bobby Goldsboro came from my mother, who had several
of Bobby's 45s in her record rack and his TV show on every week. Even as
a young boy, it always struck me how honest and unabashedly sensitive his
songs were. I believe it's where I learned how men could express emotions,
and it was alright. My father was never a real presence in the home, and
Bobby's records made a true connection with me at a very important time.
I guss it doesn't surprise me that he's using his talent now for the kids;
I would guess they're in pretty good hands! I'm 40 now and have made every
possible effort to replace my scratched(translation: heavily listened-to)
Bobby Goldsboro vinyly with CDs, or at least cassettes. I'm gettin' there,
but if anyone knows maybe where to uncover "Strange Old William",
"For A Little While", "Me and the Elephant", etc. on
disc, hope you'll e-mail. Please never close this sight! It's such a joy
to have!
Take Good Care
Dear Keiki: I'm almost 49 and I've been a Bobby Goldsboro fan since
I was in high school; I named my son, Scott, after "Watchin Scotty
Grow" because I really liked that song. I saw him perform twice in
Denver back in the 70s. He seems to have dropped out of sight. What has
happen to him ? The last time I saw him on TV was doing some kind of Christmas
special on Nashville Network back in about 92.
Do you have the lyrics to "Time Good, Time Bad" ? If so,
would you post them or mail them to me.
Thanks in advance. Ronnie.
Dear Bobby's fans,
I believe Bobby did a song in the 70's with the following lyrics, but I
cannot remember the whole tune or the chords. I used to sing in the 70's
for weddings by changing a wod here and there. I am about to sing in a
wedding and would like to do this tune again. Anyone familiar with it ?
Did Bobby do it ?
Here are the lyric I can remember: "I'll be there when you're feeling
down. I'll cling to the warmth of your hand. I'll do anything to help you
understand. I'll love you more than anybody can. And the wind will whisper
your name to me. Little birds will sing along in time. I'll do anything
to help you understand. I'll love you more than anybody can."
Thanks for any help. Linda.
I'm looking for the album, cassette, or CD that has Watercolor Days
and Watching Scotty Grow on it. So please e-mail me back ASAP. Thanks,
Vicky Fain.
Do you know how I could purchase "We gotta start lovin" CD?
Just a note to let you know, that Tim Tappan, the music director for
Bobby's TV show, was from Anderson, Indiana, and graduated from Anderson
High School. I went to school with Tim. Anyone know what happened to him?
Love the pages! I have always loved Bobby too but never knew about
a fan club ! Is there one now or newsletter I can't find any into about
it ? Also if anyone on the board would be willing to share copies of any
of their photos, info I would be willing to buy it. I am trying to complete
my collection I started in the 60's. Would welcome any e-mail about Bobby.
Thanks ! Barb. IN
I recently had a school flashback from 1961-62. We had a Christmas
Dance at the Country Club of Columbus, GA. Our band was a Dothan, Alabama
known as the "Webs", featuring Bobby Goldsboro. We had never
heard of them. They played a catchy little tune called "Hey Man, I
Can't Hear Ya, I Got A Cricket In My Ear" highlighted by Bobby's amazing
cricket chirps. We went crazy! I remember Bobby playing guitar, piano and
drums. He did it all. Tons of charisma and stage appeal. He was great!
I knew this guy was going to make it in show business. What a great night
for a 14 year-old high school kid! Thanks, Bobby Goldsboro and The Webs
for a great memory!
P.S. By the way, I would love to know who the other members of "The
Webs" were. I also would like to see a promo photo of "The Webs".
Does anyone out there have any info on this?
I've been looking for the lyrics to Mississippi Delta Queen I heard
years ago. Can't find it, though this may be it. Are the lyrics available
to the song?
I have always really liked "Autumn of My Life" ,but have
been puzzled as to its real meaning. Is the song about the husband dying
ang going away or is it about a pending divorce with the little woman??
The lyrics to this get me every time I listen to it. It truly is a beautifully
written song. Hope you can answer this for me and thanks for reading this.
Way back in 1971 I went to the royal show in Adelaide , south Australlia,
now in one of the show bags I bought(well dad bought) contained my first
record of which had a couple of songs called "Watching Scotty Grow"
and "Water Color days". I kept this piece of treasure for a keep
sake as to remind me of my youth. So today when looking for the artist
on napster, I once again listened to this piece of music which now being
a father has more meaning-and for all these years the funny thing is I
thought the guy who sang that song was was probably a one hit wonder. I
have never heard "Watching Scotty Grow" on any radio or TV. I
didn't till now even know it was a well known song-I guess you live and
learn-Thanks Bobby!
I was so excited today(Bobby's Birthday) when I saw on the internet
that today Bobby Goldsboro is 60 years old. I am especially excited that
I found the web site for all the news about someone we all love.
I used to live down the street from Bobby and his brother and we all played
together. I am from Marianna/Dothan area and now live in Tallahassee, FL.
I used to tap dance all the time with my partner John Gause in the 40's
and 50's . And Marianna is a wonderful place to be from. Good Luck Bobby-you
deserve all the RECOGNITION and I will certainly advertise here in Tallahassee
for all your "new"things!! Love ya!
I always love the song of "Honey" and wonder if he wrote
that and looking for the words of this song. He will make more CDs.
Was in the local Fred Meyer store here in the little town of Monroe,
WA. where I now live (near Seattle) and was brousing thru the easy listening
section and found a Bobby Goldsboro Best Hits CD. Bought it, slid it in
and let the memories come! 22 songs, all hits. Bobby was very big back
in my day when I was a disc jocky from 1968 to 1971. I am now 60 years
old, but back in the late 60's to early 70's I laid down the hits! I must
have played "Honey" over 3,000 times for the listeners, as we
know one of the biggest selling singles of all time. I'm not sure, but
I think "Sugar, Sugar" might have been bigger as it sold over
6 million copies in 1968/69. I played his music all up and down the west
coast; KDAC in Fort Bragg, CA. KPLS in Santa Rosa, CA., KXLY in Spokane,
WA. and finished off in Seattle at KIRO and KMPS.
Bobby's lyrics always tell a clear and concise story, reminds me of Kris
Kristofferson's style a lot.
My favorite? has to be "The Cowboy and The Lady" followed by
"Watching Scotty Grow". Wish he would do some new stuff, but
he sounds like he's too busy!
I dealy love Bobby! I have most if not all of his LP's and am now in
the mist of trying to get his record company to put his old LP's out on
CD. If you'd like to write, please feel free to share your thoughts and
feelings on Bobby as well.
Hello there! As a 48 years old (gasp, it can't be so!) Bobby Goldsboro
has always been one of my all time favorite singer/performers. Of all the
wonderful songs he has performed ...and there are sevral...my very favorite
has to be "A Butterfly For Bucky"!! such beautiful words and
sentiment. I myself sing for residents of Nursing homes and for special
occasions and I use taped background (or karaoke) music, only to have gotten
the reply that Butterfly For Bucky is one of Bobby Goldsboro's "lesser
recordings" and so not available on background accompaniment sections.
What a shame...Because we all know that is will always be one of his greatest
hits! Thank you for sharing this page.
I've been to your web site and I saw this Goldsboro CD "Goldsboro(1977)
Epic-AL 34703" that you've put up. I'm especially keen in the song
"Me and The elephants" and I'd wonder if you could let me know
if there's any way I can get hold of a copy the CD or the song coz' I don't
seem to be able to get it from anywhere. I have tried to find CD and MP3
but don't seem to be able to locate it any more. Thank you for your attendance.
I'm another one of those who've been a fan of Bobby's forever... bought
all the singles and albums I could find, audiotaped his appearance in those
days before VCRs, belonged to the fan clubs, collected tons of articles
and pictures. I've also had the pleasure of seeing him in concert several
times, and it was always a treat!
It's a good to see there are still a lot of other folks who appreciate
his talent and love his music. I wonder if anyone 'd interested in e-mail
list to discuss Bobby related stuff?
It was just last week that I visited an oldies station in Sioux Falls,
S.D. and asked if they knew what happened to Bobby Goldsboro. He once played
the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D. and if I am not mistaken, he fell and
broke his arm. He was accident prone as I understand. I'm wondering if
this is still the case or has he outgrown that malady. Today I thought,
gee I have webtv I should be able to find out about Bobby.
I am so happy to find this site. Please keep me updated on Bobby and if
he ever decides to go on tour again (please do it) I will be the first
to buy a ticket.
I have been an avid Bobby Goldsboro fan for over twenty-five years.
I wish that Bobby were on television more often. His voice is wonderful
and easy to listen to. I love the "Rice Crispies Story" as well
the story of "The Frog And The Drunks". I 've been a member of
Bobby's fan club since 1974. Is there another Bobby Goldsboro Fan Club
? Is he going to appear Las Vegas anytime soon ? Thanks and God Bless.
<I have some information that The Fans of Bobby Goldsboro newsline might
be able to use.
I was shopping at our local bookstore, Hastings, when I saw Bobby's "Easter
Egg Morning". There are several Hastings stores in about seven to
nine Midwest states. I am not sure how many stores have a Hasting Store.
It may also be at grocery stores, or other outletes.
I love this homepage! My daughter has been a huge fan of Swamp Critters,
but we can't find it on TV anymore. It was on EVERY weekday morning, and
we both enjoyed it. A children's show adult also loke is hard to find.
Thank you very much, and keep up the good work!
I have been a fan of Bobby's for 26 years. I love his music and I wish
he would keep making more albums. My biggest dream is to meet him in person.
I would love to sing a song with him. I would also love to meet his wife.
I pray that some day my dream will come true. There is nothing more I want
in all the world. I named my first child Brandi because he also has a daughter
with this name. My youngest daughter is three years old now but when she
was 18 months old she started watching the Swamp Critters and loved it.
Bobby has even captured Brittany's heart. She has good taste.
Does anyone know what Bobby is doing now? Is he still making Swamp Critters
or is he doing something else? Does Swamp Critters still air? I can't find
it anymore.
I believe Bobby should re-release "Come Back Home" again.
I feel it would be a hit and the world needs that song right now! The whole
album is great.
Could you please let me know the lyrics to "Summer(The First Time)",
especially the line after? "She threw back hair, like I wasn't there"
Bobby has always been one of my favorite and I have been looking for
"Alice Doesn't Love Here Anymore" for sometime. Do you know of
a place to purchase Bobby's old albums? Great site.
I'm only 28 and a HUGE fan of Bobby's sound. I write myself and I think
that's why I appreciate his music and sound. He really does have a great
voice. I grew up with a great awareness of music, mainly the music we call
"oldies" now. I had heard "Little Things" and maybe
a few others on the radio, but just 2 years ago, I heard a best of CD that
a gentleman we built a house for had playing. I fell in love with his sound
and have been ever since. Just thought I'd let you know I love Bobby Goldsboro
too.
I searched on the computer for over an hour before I found anything
on Bobby Goldsboro's song "I AM A ROCK". This is one of my favorite
songs of all time, but nobody mentions it. I enjoy his music anytime I
hear it on the radio. I am a "60's child" and still love his
music till this day. I just wish he do more television appearances. Glad
to hear he was inducted in January !!
Have you ever heard of Konocti Resort in Clear Lake CA? It's a beautiful
place, and they have an outdoor theater. A few famous people play there
and when I went to visit, I thought what a good place for Bobby to come
and play!
I've been looking for Bobby Goldsboro news for ages. A radio station
in our area(Clearksville, Virginia USA) just featured Bobby Goldsboro the
other day and commented that he just isn't played on the radio that much
anymore and what a great artist he is. Now I know, thanks to you, that
he is very much alive and doing very well on PBS. He is doing something
that he loves. WONDERFUL! I shall look for his show on PBS. I would love
to see the lyrics of his song, "A Butterfly For Bucky". I'm looking
for the lyric to a song of Bobby's, very light and uplifting, around '76
or '78. This could be it. Thank you again, for the site and should you
find the words for "A Butterfly For Bucky", I would be so,ooo
pleased...
God's peace & love to you and yours
I live not far from Mr.Goldsboro's old home grounds. We here at Turtle
Pond would love to hear from him when he is around this way(Marianna).
We admire his work and his professionalism.
Everytime I hear the song, "Watching Scotty Grow, I wonder what
did happen to Scotty? What is he doing now? I remember Bobby talking about
him on The Mike Douglas Show, when the song came out.
I too, have been a fan of Bobby's since the late sixties, at about
age 12. His songs still resonate through my head, especially "Honey"
and "Watching Scotty Grow". I became concerned when he dropped
out of sight, and wondered since then what had become of him. It is good
to know that things are going well. Thank you Bobby, for the songs and
memories.
When I was growing up I always heard a Bobby Goldsboro song playing.
And I have every Bobby Goldsboro album I can get my hands on. Bobby, you're
The man!
I have loved this man for more than 25 years. I've seen him perform
in Canton,Oh when I was a teenager and wanted to get married on his birthday,
but the church was not available on January 18. So we got married on January
19. On our honeymoon we went to Tennessee to see his house. I have a picture
of me in front of his house.
I just want to let you know that the song "Watching Scotty Grow"
was out the time that my very good friend Scotty die. Every time I hear
that song it makes me stop and think of him. He was only 12 or 13 when
he died. It's been a long time since he has gone, but I still think of
all good time we had it the boy scouts. I just want to thank you so much
after all the years for the song. As long as all his friends can hear the
song, he will never die in our hearts.
I started listening to Bobby in the late 60's. I believe he released
"Honey" in 68. If I am wrong on that, someone correct me. No
matter the exact year, my first wife and I were in an auto accident in
69. She passed away within three days. I could not listen to that song
for at least 2 years without breaking down. I loved that song as well as
most of the others that Bobby has released. I just bought a CD this passed
weekend with "Honey", "Autumn of My Life", Watching
Scotty Grow",, "With Pen in Hand" and several more on it.
It's great. I took it with me to Penna. to visit my father this past weekend
and you know what, after 30 years, "Honey" can still break me
down. I haven't seen Bobby on the tube for so long that I don't know what
his status is. If anyone has an update I would appreciate an e-mail. Thanks,
Ron.
I am a 44 years old woman from Pennsylvania who has listened to Bobby's
music since I was about 13 or so. I think I have every one of his albums
until I found your web page. I had no idea what had become of him. I had
the distinct pleasure of meeting him and his band in 1977 in Pittsburgh,
where he was performing for a weekend in a local nightclub. My first husband
and I (I will never forget, he "bribed" the maitre'd and we had
FRONT ROW SEATS!) attended 2 shows nightly for 3 nights in a row, and after
the third night (come on-6 performances with me sighing in the front row...)
We were invited to go backstage and meet the band and I have an entire
photo album of personal pictures and mementos. I even sent copies of the
picture to Bobby and received a beautiful hand-written thank you note.
I will always appreciate the impact he left on my life, and still listen
to his music often.
I remember- way too many years then I care to mention-I just had a
new baby boy. Well, he was 3 days old-they were ready to dismiss both of
us from the hospital-and he still didn't have a name. On the radio came
a song-Watching Scotty Grow. Believe it or not, there was no "Scotty's"-this
was a new one on me. I fell in love with the song-Bobby Goldsboro and my
new son-all at the same time! If you read this-thanks Bobby for all the
joy you have brought through the years.
I'm 38 years old and I can remember the tear jerking themes of Mr.Goldsboro
in the mid and late 1960's. He has class, communicates a message that makes
sense and is a very gifted, talented singer. I miss those days of old and
the good quality musicians that came from that era.
I don't know if Bobby himself would ever see this but I have liked
his music since I was about 8 or 9. My mom was crazy over his muisc. "Honey"
made everyone cry and we danced to "Little Things". I wondered
what happened to Bobby. We didn't hear anything from him for a long time.
We saw him at the Canfield Fair in concert and went back for the second
show. I managed to film him. It was great. I still remember what he wore.
A beautiful one-piece pants outfit-red with black through it and a belt.
I can remember watching him on all the talk show(Mike Douglas and Dinah
Shore) and I love that frog thing he always did. He never in my opinion
got the credit he deserved for writing those beautiful songs (and singing
them too). I will make sure we check out the TLC channel on July 4 to see
the show he put together. We will always love him.
There is a toll free number where you can buy CD's and
cassettes by Bobby Goldsboro's Swamp Critters of Lost Lagoon. It is 1-800-962-5200.
They have a CD with eleven songs on it. They also have a Swamp Critters
Christmas Cassette also storybooks and more. Please call for more information.
I am sure they will be glad to help you in any they can.
Does any one have cassettes of or videos of The Tonight Show with Bobby
singing? For he was a co-host for a few weeks in the late 60's or early
70's.
Also any other TV apperarances where he sings? If so please let me know
if I can help you with his records that you don't have.
If I can add a stores name does mail orders and has old LP's and 45's that
may have some Goldsboro LP's and 45's. Attention Dave: Record Time, 3259
Winton Road South,Rochester,NY 14623. If I can help in any other way, let
me know.
Bobby Goldsboro Fan Since 1978
I've been a fan of Bobby's since 1978. I even learned how to do a frog
sound like he does. My favorite song is "Butterfly For Bucky".
I also wish it was on CD. I only have the LP and 45 of that wonderful song.
I wish he would release the video of "Happy Holidays With Bobby Goldsboro".
I miss seeing it on TNN. The last time they showed it was 1990. I enjoy
all his songs both regular and on Swamp Critters of Lost Lagoon. If anyone
knows where I can find the song "Lovin' In Slow Motion" or any
real hard to find songs by Bobby. Please let me know.
Bobby Goldsboro will be inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame
at our next Induction Banquet and Awards Show on January 29, 1999, at the
Von Braum Center in Huntsville, Alabama. He will be present and perform.
Where the heck is Bobby? I used to listen to his music and loved the
lyrics. I am from Canada and watch a lot of US programs and have not seen
Bobby for a long time. Bobby has a beautiful voice and I would like to
know if he tours now.
Hello Keiki and hello to all the fans of Bobby Goldsboro. I just thought
I would drop you a line to say thanks for your website and all the great
information on Bobby's albums. At the moment, I have on order"Honey/Summer(The
First Time)". I've always loved Bobby Goldsboro's songs. I believe
those songs came from an age when the world was less crazy and I'll bet
and hope that there is a huge resurgence in the music of Bobby Goldsboro.
Thanks.
What a pleasure to find a web site for Bobby Goldsboro. I have loved
Bobby for over 30 years now since I was a child. I've "only"
got 16 of his albums and wish I had more. Bobby's music is as fresh today
as it was then. Anyone who listens to him can hear what a fine writer he
is. Just the other day I made a tape for a young lady here at my job of
Bobb's songs since she had never heard of him. Well she thought he was
terrific. I sure do miss Bobby and the days when you could easily see him
on television. His sence of humor and fun and of course his fine singing
were always such a treat. Maybe he will release a new album one day...
I have always hoped he would... I'll be waiting if and when he does,
From "The first time (Summer)" to" The Straight Life
", Bobby Goldsboro has had my utmost admiration. To this day I still
listen to him as much as I can. Does anyone know where or when Bobby perform?
Please drop me Email if you know. Also I recently discovered our singing
friend dwells in Ocala, Florida. If anyone wants more information or wants
to share Bobby's information, let me know. Bobby was is, and always will
be a big inspiration in my life as a person as well as a performer. Because
of his unique singing style. I was able to pick up some of this and adapt
this uniqueness in my style. Does anyone have any The Bobby Goldsboro Show
saved on video tape? Well I think it's time to go-but until we meet again
not before "It's Too Late" and sometime before "Watching
Scotty Grow". Talk to you before "Autumn of My Life".
I love the song "Honey". What motivated it? I'd like to know
more about Bobby's life. Did his first wife die? In the song "Autumn
of My Life" he sings about telling his boy of ten that Daddy's leaving?
Did that really happened and why
?
I am interested in learning more about The Bobby Goldsboro Fan Club
and the current status of Bobby.
I have been looking for the song "A Butterfly For Bucky"
for over 15 years and only recently knew the name and the singer. How can
I get a copy of this song or album containig it ? Does it come in CD form?
I am 20 years old and when I was a bady my parents used to play Bobby
Goldsboro records for me. His song were so beautiful that even at age 4
or so I used to sit in my room with his records playing and I would just
cry and cry. My parents never understood why I was crying honestly neither
did I. I think his voice is just so sweet and I used to pretend he was
singing to me. I know he was a son that is not much older than me and sometimes
I fantasize that one day we'll meet and his son and I will get married
and Bobby will be my father in low. I know this sounds crazy but I am being
very sincere. I hope to one day to at least meet Bobby Goldsboro just to
shake his hand and hug him.
We enjoy the program "Swamp Critters" so much. Has Bobby
made any CD's of the songs from the show? Does he make any appearances?
Concerts?
Harrry Fleck
I grew up with Bobby's music,and never missed a record,or episode of
his TV show. I miss his voice, and wish I could here more. I would like
to be a member of Bobby's Fan Club. As I probably am one of his oldest
fans. Thanks to your web site,Keiki. I have seen albums that I didn't know
existed. I would like to know if Bobby is still performing.,and when and
where. I live in Santa Clara,CA and would,more than anything else,like
to see one of Bobby's performances,if he still does them.
I have been a fan of Bobby Goldsboro for just about as long as you
have. I was very pleased to find your page. One thing I am very specifically
interested in is do you know where I can find a copy of "A Butterfly
For Bucky"? I used to have it on an 8-track many tears ago,but it
got torn up a long time ago. I would like to have the whole album,but the
song that has very special meaning to me. Please let me know where there
is a copy of it in any format. Ans also,any updates and other informationabout
Bobby. I would love to keep up with. He is very special person and I'm
glad finally has a web page on him. Keep up the good work.
I think Bobby Goldsboro is a great singer and I miss seeing him on
TV. I know or think that he is a native alabamaian as I am. Is he still
alive? Is he ever on TV? Does he make any personal apprearances?
I am interested in finding the words/cd/tapeo of "Watching Scotty
Grow".
Hello, from beautiful Alabama!! I'd just like to you what I know about
Bobby Goldsboro. His parents owned a jewely store in Dothan,Alabama. My
father has driven me past it and shown it to me on numerous occasions.
My father also had the privilege of sharing a stage one night in the late
50's early 60's with Mr.Goldsboro,Roy Orbison,and The Kinks at Houston
co. farm center in Dothan,Alabama. My father's band was The Mar-Teks. I
think Bobby had formed his band The Crickets by then.(I'm still a little
fuzzy on some details.)
I grew up listeningto his music, and I was very happy to find "Swamp
Critters of Lost Lagoon" on the learning channel. It's one show that
I can enjoy watching wuth my 18 month old daughter; and my mother(who's
63) enjoy it too, mostly for the music. So Bobby is sort of a "Home
Boy" for this girl from Dothan,Alabama. And I'll enjoy his music for
many years to come.
Thanks for having a Bobby Goldsboro page, and good luck!!
PS- If I can get some pictures net time I'm in Dothen of the jewelry store,I'll
send them to you. I'll also see if I can find his childhood home.
I'm looking from a record that Bobby Goldsboro had out in the late
60's. Water Color Days, and My God and I. Could you help in up taining
them or a copy of the recording. Thank you.
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