This site was created with the help of loyal fans to promote the music of
Bobby Bare
Keeping his Music Alive
Celebrating
11 years of promoting the music of
The Great Bobby Bare
Welcome to The Original Bobby Bare Web Site
Est.
1998
This site was created with the help of loyal fans to promote the music of
Bobby Bare
Keeping his Music Alive
Discography
Concerts
Album
Cover
Songs Recorded
Songs on CDs Latest
CD Release Sept
09
Good Web Sites Song
Book Shel
Silverstein
Records of the Week
(Records are changed every
weekend)
You Made A
Believer Out Of Me
(Bob McDill)
Producer Bobby Bare
Hillbilly
Hell
(Bob McDill - Wayland Holyfield)
Producer Bobby Bare
Videos of Bobby Bare on
YouTube
Five
Hundred Miles Away From Home
The
Streets of Baltimore
Medley
of country hits
Good for Nothing Blues
Somedays are Diamonds
God Bless America Again (Fantastic)
Marie
Laveau
Ruby
Don't Take Your Love To Town
Ballard
of Lucy Jordan
Take
Me As I Am or Let Me Go
Let
it Be Me
with
Rachel Allyn
The Streets of Baltimore
1966
Four
Strong Winds
1965
The
Winner
Ride
Me Down Easy
Shame
On Me
Daddy,
What If with Bobby Bare Jr.
Singin'
in the Kitchen
How
to play the intro to Detroit City
Bobby
Bare Show US/RAF Base Mildenhall 1979
Tequila Sheila
1980
The
Mermaid
Drop
Kick Me Jesus
Charleston
Railroad Tavern
Come
Sundown
Interview
with Bobby Bare Jr. about Shel Silverstein
Detroit
City
Great version of the classic song
Let
it Be Me
with Skeeter Davis
City
of New Orleans
with Steve Goodman
Let
it Be Me (New) with
TOVE BØYGARD
Not Quite Bobby Bare
My
Daughter Sarah's Wedding Dance
Pictures
of Bobby Bare
WIKIPEDIA
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and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side"
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