About Bobby Goldsboro

Bobby Goldsboro led an extraordinary life, getting his first break as a guitarist for the legendary Roy Orbison. His solo career spanned the sixties and seventies, having numerous hit records along the way--Honey; See the Funny Little Clown; Broomstick Cowboy; Watching Scotty Grow; Autumn of My Life; I’m a Drifter; Summer (the 1st Time)...to name but a few. British fans voted Summer (the 1st Time) the Best Summer Song of all time.

Along with Orbison, he headlined with the likes of The Beatles and Rolling Stones. His hit record, "Honey," became one of 1968's top records, scoring number one in almost all categories.

During the late seventies, Bobby began a successful three-year run with his hit television music variety series, "The Bobby Goldsboro Show." In later years, he became a highly celebrated artist. His paintings are treasured by many.

"The Music of Bobby Goldsboro" relates his story from small town kid to pop/country music legend, TV personality, and artist. It’s a story you won’t want to miss.