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Bob Dorough albums featuring Steve Berger
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| | Sunday At Iridium CD (2004)
 $9.69 
One of the delights for jazz fans going to New York City in 2004 was catching Bob Dorough during his regular Sunday brunch gig at Iridium. This intimate club is the perfect setting for an entertainer like Dorough, a superb ...
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 Bob Dorough Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Bob Dorough songs: Three Is a Magic Number, Nothing Like You, Baltimore Oriole, But For Now, Body Machine, My Hero, Zero. More music songs This For That, Tyrannosaurus Debt, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief, How Little We Know, I Get Along Without You Very Well. More music songs Ivy, Judy, Memphis in June, Ole Buttermilk Sky, Small Fry, Washboard Blues, Baby, You Should Know It. More music songs Better Than Anything, Devil May Care Lyrics.
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Bob Dorough Biography
An Arkansan by birth, singer and pianist Bob Dorough came to New York in 1950, and was soon hired by Sugar Ray Robinson as musical director for an act the heavyweight champion was putting together. After a sojourn in Paris with fellow singers Blossom Dearie and Annie Ross, Dorough returned to the States in the mid-'50s and released his debut, DEVIL MAY CARE, on the Bethlehem label in 1956. It would be another decade before the idiosyncratic singer released another solo album, 1966's JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING, which included a lively version of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right." Dorough is perhaps best known for serving as musical director for the educational series SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK and producing the L.A. pop vocal group Spanky & Our Gang.
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Contemporaries
Phil Woods, Mose Allison, Etta Jones, Les McCann, Blossom Dearie, Mark Murphy (Vocal), Jon Hendricks, Eddie Jefferson, Oscar Brown, Jr., King Pleasure, Annie Ross, Matt Dennis, Lambert, Hendricks & Ross, Ken Nordine, Barbara Lea, Dave Frishberg, Jackie & Roy, Lord Buckley
Followers
Loudon Wainwright III, Donald Fagen, Ben Sidran, Lee Feldman
Influences
Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker, Sidney Bechet, Hoagy Carmichael
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