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Bruce Conforth
Bruce Michael Conforth (born in Paterson, New Jersey, United States) was the first curator of Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and is now a lecturer of American Culture at the University of Michigan.
==Early years==
Conforth was born September 3 in Paterson, New Jersey, and grew up in New Jersey and New York City.〔Plain Dealer 08 May, 1991, pg. 01 sec. A〕 He became an artist and musician at an early age. In 1966 he appeared on an album called ''It's Happening Here'' as the bass player for a band called The Nightwatch. The liner notes read as follows:
Too Long - The Nightwatch
:"Here is another composition from the repertoire of the talented Bob Carnevale-Roy Francia writing team. Bob sings lead vocal on this one and also does some interesting work on rhythm guitar. (Bob prefers an acoustic guitar with electric pickup for rhythm work, due to its original sound.) Roy, also a fine classical guitarist, does lead guitar and second vocal. Bassman for the Nightwatch is Bruce Conforth, who is also a prolific poet and artist. Skip Daly creates a good solid beat on the drums."
He was an athlete in high school, winning several letters and medals for his abilities as a long jumper, quarter-miler, and a member of the mile-relay team.〔''The Manchester Cavalier'', 1967〕
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