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About Bob Cheevers
Artist Biography
Contemporary folk singer/songwriter Bob Cheevers was born and raised in Memphis; relocating to California after graduating college, he landed a solo deal with Dot Records, and soon after resurfaced as the frontman of the bubblegum group Peppermint Trolley Company. Though scoring a minor hit with "Baby You Come Rollin' Across My Mind" and issuing a self-titled LP on Acta in 1968, the band was perhaps best known for performing the theme songs for the hit television comedies Love, American Style and (during its first season) The Brady Bunch; after the Peppermint Trolley Company went bust, Cheevers worked as a staff songwriter with publishers including MCA Music and Cobra Music, and continued to perform at area showcases. In 1991 he moved to Nashville, three years later winning the Kerrville New Folk Competition. In 1997 he issued his comeback LP, Gettysburg to Graceland, followed in 1999 by The Stories I Write. ~ Jason Ankeny
Hometown
United States of America
Genre
Country
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