Bobby Jameson
Biography
Pianist, harp player, and singer Bobby Jameson, who recorded some of Franks Zappas early material in the beginning of the 60s, included a cover of "The Weight" on his second solo album Working! from 1969.
Born Robert Parker James in Tucson, Arizona, he recorded a few 45s for Verve that did well on Radio stations in Cleveland, OH and Detroit, MI, in the early 60s, then went to the UK and recorded with, among others, the Rolling Stones in 1965. His first solo album, Color Him In was released by Verve in 1967. He also recorded an earlier album entitled Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest that was released under the pseudonym Chris Lucey in the U.S., and under his "real" name in the U.K., with the title changed to Too Many Mornings.
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(Taken from http://theband.hiof.no/albums/working.html)
Worked with:
Frank Zappa
Carol Kaye
Mick Jagger
Jesse Ed Davis
Randy Newman
Crazy Horse
Larry Knechter
Curt Boettcher
Red Rhodes
James Burton
Refer to these sites for more information, songs, pictures, etc.:
Bobbys blog: http://bobbyjameson.blogspot.com
Bobbys Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/robertparkerjameson
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