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1. The Bobs is an a cappella album by The Bobs, released in The group's music is sometimes referred to as New Wave A fauvalricalbarsserockhighclaraloseth.coinfo vocal arrangement of "Helter Skelter" was nominated for a Grammy award in

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2. Guitarist for The Residents, active with the group from to the current day. Aliases Mr. Blue ( - ) Lionel Bob ( - ) Eekie ( - Present).

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3. Bob. 78 likes. Bob is a Lab X. We thought we take a few shots of his antics as he grows. He has great loving personality that is like a magnet.

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4. Nov 03,  · When Vidal Sassoon snipped Nancy Kwan’s long hair into a short, geometric bob, the world took notice, but it wasn’t the first—or the last—time the iconic cut would have an impact.

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5. Last time Bob played guitar was in Seoul, july , All along the Watchtower. Before that I believe it was Shreveport, October , High water. .

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6. To place an order or for customer service, call toll-free or outside the United States, call

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8. May 30,  · Formed originally as the Premiers in in New York, USA, the Excellents consisted of John Kuse (lead), Joel Feldman (baritone), Denis Kestenbaum (falsetto), George Kuse (first tenor), Phil.

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9. The concept is bizarre -- four a cappella vocalists who call themselves "Bob" and cover rock & roll numbers -- yet it somehow works for people, even people in high places; in addition to developing a loyal following, the Bobs received a Grammy nomination for their arrangement of the Beatles' "Helter Skelter." The band was founded in , when Gunnar Bob Madsen and Matthew Bob .

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