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Bob Wilson (singer)
Bob Wilson (born c.1940) was a singer, guitarist and songwriter from Pleasant Hill, California. He released three singles on the Hollywood-based label Era in 1960,〔(45 Discography for ERA Records ) at Global Dog Productions, retrieved July 19, 2012〕 including the original version of "(And Her Name Is) Scarlet", a song that later became popular in Australia.
==Early musical career==
Wilson was a member of the Pleasant Hill High School Big Band, which held its debut concert in February 1959. A review in the ''Oakland Tribune'' mentioned soloists who included Wilson on guitar, Loren Council on alto saxophone, and Len Adams on trumpet.〔''Oakland Tribune'', March 01, 1959, p. B-19; facsimile archived at (NewspaperArchive.com ) retrieved July 19, 2012〕
On Wilson's first single, released early in the following year,〔("Reviews of This Week's Singles": Two Little Birds/Imogine ) ''Billboard'', February 15, 1960, p.41, facsimile archived at Google Books, retrieved July 21, 2012,〕 Adams played piano and Council played saxophone. Both sides, "Two Little Birds" and "Imogene", were written by Adams and Wilson. By this time, according to ''The Oakland Tribune'', Wilson was a 19-year-old psychology major at College of the Pacific, Adams was studying at Diablo Valley College, and Council was still in high school.〔''Oakland Tribune'', January 31, 1960, p. B-23; facsimile archived at (NewspaperArchive.com ) retrieved July 19, 2012〕
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