9 thoughts on “ Bobby Moonshine - School Fool (Vinyl) ”

1. John Gaughan changed his name to Bobby Moonshine in and then Bobby Moone in That same year he formed a duo with Steve Moone called the Moone Brothers. They were managed and produced by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway, and sang backing vocals on some of The Drifters' recordings at the time.

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2. When I listen to WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I, I feel such a sense of loss for the tremendous talent of this man who left us at such a young age. I want more, much more, and I can't have it. The only way the world can have Bobby Darin is through the great recordings that he left us, and these are among his best. This CD is worth having at ANY price/5(11).

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3. Bobby Moonshine A: School Fool B: Strange One: CBS Sweden: CBS 7" 2 UK: Bobby Moonshine A: School Fool (D.J. Version) B: Strange One: CBS UK: CBS D.J. 2 Aug Promo Only 7" 3: Bobby Moonshine A: School Fool B: Strange One: CBS UK: S CBS

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4. Sep Mercury She's A Fool/The Old Crowd (PS, #5) Dec Mercury You Don't Own Me/Run Bobby, Run (PS, #2)+ *Chart peak position based on highest reached in either Cash Box, Billboard, Variety or Phonolog) ** Click on this song title to see the lyrics, including some that were not put in the recorded song. Albums.

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5. Bobby Vee also appears in this compilation Mojo (Publisher): 4 stars out of 5 -- "Gerry Goffin and his wife Carole King took the music's a-lop-bam-boom immediacy and wove it into the fabric of teenage life, making the two inseparable.".

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6. Grady and Bobby Lee run moonshine for Uncle Jesse, who prides himself on his old-school moonshining methods, and refuses to buckle in to the 'big busi.

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7. BEATLES Vinyl Records and CDs: British rock/pop group, formed in Liverpool, England during the late s. Signed to recording contract with EMI in The lineup () comprised John Lennon (vocals, guitar, harmonica, keyboards), Paul McCartney (vocals, bass, guitar, keyboards, percussion), George Harrison (guitar, vocals, sitar), and.

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8. Jun 24,  · The year I taught myself the rudiments of the blues, Bobby "Blue" Bland's album covers became one of my primary texts. It was the mids, and I .

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9. Originally issued in , this sublime album has Bland merging precise and eloquent vocals with an exceptional musical imagination on "I Pity the Fool," "Don't Cry No More," and nine more enthralling songs. Sympathetic producer Joe Scott never lets the brass section hinder the upsurge of Bland's phrases/5().

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