I first performed before a live audience when I was 10 years old.  My band and I played the song "Kicks" by Paul Revere & the Raiders at a talent contest in the basement of a church.  We didn't win, and to this day, I think we got robbed.

Throughout Jr. & Sr. Highs I played guitar and sang for many people and many different venues.  My friend Craig and I were the chosen performers by Piper Jr. High students for their spring dance in 1974.

After leaving school I began my disc jockey career.  I played for venues and events I was not prepared to play for during those early years.  I made alot of mistakes in both music programming, sound reproduction, and planning.  Today that's why I can spot an inexperienced DJ.

Wedding receptions became my forte'.  There's a satisfaction in doing a great job for a nervous Bride & Groom that, after all these years, I still crave.

Playing music for others, live or prerecorded, is one of the joys in my life.

I turned 50 this year.  I plan to entertain until I'm 65, take a week off, then begin my reunion tour.  I will play music until the Lord Jesus returns or takes me home.  After that, I plan to be sharing music forever with the saints. 

Hope to see ya there!

Musically yours...DJ Bob  

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