Bobby Lewis

A kid prodigy, Bobby Lewis started performing on variety shows like the Kentucky Barn Dance as well as the Hi-Varieties show when he was simply 11. Always little in stature, Lewis frequently strummed a lute rather than guitar to support his little hands, and it became relatively of a phoning cards. Though he do score several strikes in the ‘60s such as for example “From Heaven to Heartache,” “Like Me and Make It Better,” as well as perhaps his greatest, “Hello Mary Lou,” Lewis quickly faded from your charts, and apart from a minor return on Phil Walden’s revamped Capricorn label in 1979, his profession just about petered out in the dawn from the ‘80s.