Bobby Norris

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Bobby Norris was born in East Tennessee on October 23, 1932. He passed away on February 5, 2003. He taught himself to play the guitar in the hills of Tennessee and joined the Navy to see the world. While stationed in San Diego, he followed friends up to Culver City to eat pizza at Louis and Rafaela Alfano's Italian restaurant, the Villa Italian. There he met his wife Norma Alfano whom he married on December 3, 1955. Their only son, Rick was born in 1957. Bobby pursued his recording career as a rockabilly singer landing a contract with Capital Records. His songs like "I went Rockin'" and "Party Time" are played on at last 9 major rockabilly albums. His musical abilities passed his musical inclinations to his son and one of his grandsons. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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albums

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A Capitol Rockabilly, Pt. 1

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A Capitol Rockabilly Party Part 1

Savvy Sugar: The Pure Essence Of West Coast Rock & Roll

That'll Flat Git It, Vol.3 (Capitol Records)

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A Capitol Rockabilly Party, Part 1

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A Capitol Rockabilly Party: Part 1

That'll Flat Git It vol.03

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Three Months To Kill: West Coast Rock'n'Roll

Savvy Sugar: The Pure Essence Of West Coast Rock & Roll [Part 3]

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American Rock n' Roll Radio

That'll Flat... Git It! vol.3 (Capitol)

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Three Months To Kill - West Coast Rock 'N' Roll (CD1)

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