Bob Gulley

Bob Gulley was born into a musical family and grew up in Southern California. He got his first guitar when he was six . He began his professional music career at the age of twelve and has been winning fans ever since. He has established himself as a consummate entertainer and prolific songwriter. He has a phenomenal voice, plays excellent guitar, and performs with exceptional sensitivity. His uncanny ability to reach audiences can be attributed to more than twenty years of "on stage" experience, combined with his unique personality and rare sense of humor.

Bob is featured on a compilation album entitled "Classic Country Duets", singing with Bill Medley, and on a Paramount Pictures release, "All I Want For Christmas". Bob also toured with Alabama and in 1995 was awarded Best Male Newcomer in Branson, Mo. He wrote, produced and starred in the "Bob Gulley" At The Hop Show which was nominated for the Best New Show in its first year.

Bob has two new CDs released on The Netrock Records label entitled "Everybody's Love Song" and "Yippi-yi-o", produced by long time friend Bill Medley of the famed Righteous Brothers.