Bobby Glover Discography of CDs

Bobby Glover songs Bobby Glover hails from Ohio and made just this one solo record, "Bad Bobby Glover" in 1984. During the mid 70s in Hamilton, halfway between Dayton and Cincinnati, Roger Troutman and his family were getting started in the funk business and needed background singers for a succession groups that ultimately ...

Bobby Glover albums Additional personnel includes: Greg Jackson (vocals, keyboards); The Mighty Clouds Of Joy, Shirley Murdock, Bobby Glover (vocals); Carl Cowen (flute, horns); Clarence Satchell (saxophone); Jerome Derrickson, Eddie Barber, Larry Hatcher (horns); Dale DeGroat (keyboards, drum programming, background vocals); Billy Beck (keyboards, background vocals); Robert "Rumba" Jones (percussion); Robert Smith (drum ...

Bobby Glover songs This excellent 13-track, 53-minute compilation from Zapp and Roger begins by highlighting the interpretive powers of underrated funk musician Roger Troutman, kicking off with impressive covers of soul and funk classics like "Living for the City," "Chocolate City," and "Thin Line Between Love and Hate." THE COMPILATION: GREATEST HITS II ...

Bobby Glover music CDs Released in 1980 just as George Clinton's P-funk empire had reached the brink of its existence, Bootsy protégé Roger Troutman proved himself a worthy successor with Zapp's self-titled debut album and its subsequent two follow-ups. In actuality, Zapp originally was a branch of the Parliament/Funkadelic collective, as group leader Roger ...

Bobby Glover CD discography This is Roger Troutman's first solo release, and it blazes the same trail as the Zapp LPs. Singing through a synthesized vocal box, there's no mistaking Roger's sound. His version of Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" is classic, and was a monster on the ...

Bobby Glover albums One of the more obscure `80s funk acts from Dayton, OH, New Horizons nonetheless benefited from the assistance of the Troutman family (Roger, Larry, Robert, and Terry) and a deal with Columbia. This Funky Town Grooves release combines the Thomas brothers' Something New (1983) and Gonna Have Big Fun (1984), ...

Bobby Glover discography This excellent 13-track, 53-minute compilation from Zapp and Roger begins by highlighting the interpretive powers of underrated funk musician Roger Troutman, kicking off with impressive covers of soul and funk classics like "Living for the City," "Chocolate City," and "Thin Line Between Love and Hate." THE COMPILATION: GREATEST HITS II ...

Bobby Glover CD discography Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Freedom; Truth Be Known; Brother Lester; More Bounce to the Ounce; Be Alright; Brand New Player; So Ruff, So Tuff; I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Pt. 1; Do It Roger; Doo Wa Ditty; Dance Floor, Pt. 1; Touch of Jazz, A; Play Some Blues; DISC ...

Bobby Glover music CDs Where the first two Zapp albums were nearly flawless with their beginning-to-end knee-deep funk, Zapp III showed slight symptoms of becoming derivative. You are still strained to find any filler here, but the album's second side does pale considerably in relation to its first side, alluding to the possibility that ...

Bobby Glover discography Unique, creative, and the consummate showman, are only a few of the adjectives you could use to describe The Saga Continues. Roger uses his vocoder or talk box to great effects on a sizzling, squealing version of Wilson Pickett's "In the Midnight Hour," accompanied by the Mighty ...