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Related: About this forumRIP Robert Gordon
Always liked his version of Red Hot the best.
Just happened to be watching some old videos of RG and Link Wray and saw the video from CNN about his death yesterday.
Love the guy that plays bass and piano simultaneously!
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RIP Robert Gordon (Original Post)
Beausoleil
Oct 2022
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highplainsdem
(49,041 posts)1. He really understood rock. RIP. "Rock Billy Boogie":
Editing to add another song from his Rock Billy Boogie album:
IcyPeas
(21,910 posts)2. Black Slacks
RIP
NBachers
(17,146 posts)3. Thanks Bob- I listen to a lot of music, but I can't drag myself away from Bob & Link's era.
The Polack MSgt
(13,199 posts)4. Sad to hear he passed.
World is not as cool without him.
mahatmakanejeeves
(57,621 posts)5. Robert Gordon, singer who helped revive rockabilly music, dies at 75
Robert Gordon, singer who helped revive rockabilly music, dies at 75
washingtonpost.com
Robert Gordon, singer who helped revive rockabilly music, dies at 75
His 1977 single Red Hot, with Link Wray, reached a respectable 83 on the Billboard Hot 100
Robert Gordon, singer who helped revive rockabilly music, dies at 75
His 1977 single Red Hot, with Link Wray, reached a respectable 83 on the Billboard Hot 100
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