Artist description Anything but boring. Bob writes an intelligent lyric, sometimes thought provoking and sometimes funny, but always worthy of a second listen to "chew" on the words. The production includes alto flute, accordian, horns, steel guitar, dobro, etc.

Music Style Lyric driven folk/rock

Musical Influences James Taylor, Billy Joel, Beatles, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Eagles, Cat Stevens

Similar Artists Very similar to the singer/songwriters of the 1970's. Jeff Black is comparable, as are the Eagles, America, and the electric folk artists.

Artist History Bob began his singing career in opera. However, three days after getting his first guitar he wrote his first song. He played bass in a variety of jazz fusion bands but his great love was the solo acoustic gigs in the Maryland area. He eventually went to Nashville, TN to study theology at Vanderbilt University while pursuing his music. Frustrated by the music business politics, he took matters into his own hands, producing and engineering his latest effort with the help of Gene Eichelberger (engineer for the Grateful Dead, James Taylor, Jewel, Neil Young, etc.)Bob currently resides in Nashville and occasionally works as a teacher (when he has to).

Group Members Bob E Baker: Bass, Acoustic and Electric Guitars Vocals, Producer and Engineer Dennis Bryon (Bee Gees): Drums Johnny Tulucci (Cactus Bros.): Drums Brian Willoughby (Strawbs): Lead Guitar Al Goll (Hayseed Dixie): Dobro and Lap Steel Audrey Ball and Cathryn Craig: B/G Vocals Jimmy Fungaroli: Pedal Steel and Baritone Guitar Jim Glass: Groove Consultant Mike Foster: Horns and Keyboards

Instruments Acoustic based with everything from Horns to Accordians

Albums Welcome Home

Press Reviews Not available at this time.

Additional Info New CD in the works!

Location Nashville, TN - USA

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