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Bobby Friction
Bobby Friction, born Paramdeep Sehdev, is a British DJ and radio broadcaster who has championed British Asian and bhangra music on BBC Radio 1 and the Asian Network since 2002.
Bobby Fuller
Bobby Fuller (1942-1966) was a Texas rock and roll singer-guitarist whose band the Bobby Fuller Four hit the US Top 10 in 1966 with "I Fought the Law"; he died at 23 in Los Angeles in unexplained, gasoline-related circumstances.
Bobby Gillespie
Bobby Gillespie (born 1961, Glasgow) is the founder and frontman of Primal Scream and former drummer of The Jesus and Mary Chain on Psychocandy; Screamadelica won the first Mercury Music Prize in 1992.
Bobby Goldsboro
Bobby Goldsboro (Robert Charles Goldsboro, born 1941) is an American singer-songwriter from Marianna, Florida, ex-guitarist for Roy Orbison, best known for the 1968 number-one hit "Honey" and later TV, publishing, and painting work.
Bobby Hatfield
Bobby Hatfield (Robert Lee Hatfield, 1940–2003), American tenor of the Righteous Brothers with Bill Medley; sang "Unchained Melody" and "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"; 2003 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee; died in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Bobby Keys
Bobby Keys (Robert Henry Keys, 1943-2014) was a Texas-born rock saxophonist, longtime Rolling Stones sideman and soloist on "Brown Sugar" and "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", who also recorded with John Lennon, George Harrison, and Eric Clapton; distinct from a Kansas City media producer of the same name.
Bobby Kimball
Bobby Kimball (Robert Troy Kimball, born 1947, Orange, Texas) is an American rock singer, original lead vocalist of Toto on "Hold the Line," "Rosanna," and "Africa," winner of six Grammys with Toto IV, later a solo artist in Germany, Toto frontman again 1998–2008.
Bobby Liebling
Bobby Liebling (Robert Harold Liebling), American singer born 1953, founding frontman of doom metal band Pentagram since 1971; subject of Last Days Here (2011), convicted in 2017 of assaulting his mother, went viral in 2025, and also sings in The Limit.
Bobby McFerrin
Bobby McFerrin (Robert Keith McFerrin Jr.) is an American vocalist, conductor, and composer born in 1950 in New York, known for four-octave a cappella improvisation, the 1988 chart-topper Don't Worry, Be Happy, ten Grammys, and his 2020 NEA Jazz Master honor.
Bobby Pickett
Bobby "Boris" Pickett (Robert George Pickett, 1938–2007), American singer and actor whose Boris Karloff impression produced "Monster Mash," the 1962 US No. 1 novelty song, re-charted in 1970 and 1973, and perennial Halloween standard.
Bobby Rydell
Bobby Rydell (Robert Louis Ridarelli, 1942–2022) was an American teen idol singer and actor from Philadelphia whose 19 Top 40 hits included "Wild One" and "Volare".
Bobby Sherman
Bobby Sherman (1943-2025), American singer and actor, late-1960s teen idol known for Here Come the Brides and Billboard hits Little Woman and Easy Come, Easy Go; later an LAPD EMT and CPR instructor.
Bobby Shmurda
Bobby Shmurda (Ackquille Jean Pollard, born 1994) is a Brooklyn rapper whose 2014 hit "Hot N*gga" and Shmoney Dance made him a Brooklyn drill pioneer; he served seven years on conspiracy and weapons charges, was released in 2021, and now records independently.
Bobby Tarantino
Bobby Tarantino is the fifth mixtape by Maryland rapper Logic, a surprise release on July 1, 2016 via Def Jam and Visionary Music Group; 11 tracks, 32:21, produced by Logic and 6ix, featuring Pusha T on "Wrist".
Bobby Troup
Bobby Troup (Robert William Troup Jr., 1918-1999), American jazz pianist, singer, songwriter, and actor; composer of "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66" (1946), host of Stars of Jazz, and Dr. Joe Early on Emergency!.
Bobby V
Bobby V (Bobby Marcel Wilson, born 1980, Jackson, Mississippi), formerly Bobby Valentino, is an Atlanta-based R&B singer from the group Mista whose 2005 hit "Slow Down" topped US R&B charts; albums include Special Occasion and The Rebirth.
Bobby Vee
Bobby Vee (Robert Thomas Velline, 1943-2016), American pop singer and early-1960s teen idol from Fargo, North Dakota. Rose to fame filling in for Buddy Holly after the 1959 crash; Liberty Records hits include Take Good Care of My Baby, Run to Him, Rubber Ball.
Bobby Vinton
Bobby Vinton, born Stanley Robert Vinton Jr. (1935), the "Polish Prince," is an American pop crooner whose 1962–64 number ones "Roses Are Red (My Love)," "Blue Velvet," "There! I've Said It Again," and "Mr. Lonely" distinguish him from other Vintons.
Bobby Whitlock
Bobby Whitlock (Robert Stanley Whitlock, 1948-2025), American singer-keyboardist, first white artist signed to Stax's HIP imprint, co-founder of Derek and the Dominos with Eric Clapton, co-writer on Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs and All Things Must Pass session player.
Bobby Willis
Bobby Willis (Robert Willis, 1942-1999) was an English songwriter and show business manager, husband and manager of singer and TV presenter Cilla Black; he wrote "Shy of Love" and ran her career after Brian Epstein's death.
Bobby Womack
Bobby Womack (Robert Dwayne Womack, 1944–2014), American soul singer-songwriter and guitarist from Cleveland, Valentinos member, writer of "It's All Over Now" and "Across 110th Street," Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class of 2009.
Bobino
Bobino is a historic Paris music hall on rue de la Gaîté in Montparnasse, the main Left Bank stage of French chanson from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Bodak Yellow
"Bodak Yellow" (Money Moves) is Cardi B's June 16, 2017 Atlantic/KSR debut single, modeled on Kodak Black's "No Flockin" flow, produced by J. White Did It; it hit Billboard Hot 100 number one for three weeks, the first solo female rap chart-topper since Lauryn Hill in 1998.
Bodhi
Bodhi are a Welsh house music duo from Cardiff made up of Luke Welsby and Olly Howells, active since 2012 and releasing on Hotflush Recordings since 2023.
Bodhrán
Bodhrán (bodhrán): Irish single-headed circular frame drum with goatskin head and open back, played with a tipper stick while the inside hand controls pitch. Popularized by Seán Ó Riada's Ceoltóirí Chualann from about 1960; older ancient-origin claims lack direct evidence.
Bodie (musician)
bodie, real name Bodie Kuljian, is a Californian alt-pop singer and The Voice season 22 runner-up (2022) who signed with Sony's Christian label Provident in 2024 and released the EP Happy to Be Here and album No Skips.
Bodies (Drowning Pool song)
Bodies is Drowning Pool's May 14, 2001 nu metal single from Sinner, peaked No. 6 Mainstream Rock, written about moshing crowds, later banned-listed post-9/11 and heavily sampled and reused in film.
Body Count (band)
Body Count is an American metal band formed in 1990 in Los Angeles by rapper Ice-T and guitarist Ernie C, known as crossover thrash rather than rap metal. Famous for the 1992 "Cop Killer" controversy, it has released eight albums, most recently Merciless (2024).
Body High Tour
Body High Tour: FKA twigs' 2026 world tour supporting EUSEXUA and EUSEXUA Afterglow, announced December 1, 2025; ran March 14 Miami to June 12 Berlin, with MSG, O2, and Coachella dates.
Body to Body (song)
"Body to Body" is BTS's 2026 opening track on the album ARIRANG, produced by Diplo, Ryan Tedder, the Picard Brothers, and Pdogg, interpolating the Korean folk song Arirang; reworked from a sexual "Body on Body" concept into a stadium anthem inspired by the 1988 Seoul Olympics theme "Hand in Hand".