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Published by bobbypoe
Here you will find information about a man who spent his entire adult life in the music business. In his 50 years plus in that business, he had seen it all. He started out in the 1950's at age 22 as a performer and songwriter, then proceeded to become an artist manager, a record producer, a concert promoter and a music trade magazine publisher.
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Bobby Poe built The Chartbusters around two constants - lead guitarist Vernon Sandusky and bassist Johnny Dubas - while the roster shifted around them. This Episode traces the band through every iteration: the founding four piece; the guitar changes of 1965 and 1966; the drum-chair turnover; and what it meant that only Vernon and Johnny were there from start to finish. With a Billboard Singles Chart #33 hit during The British Invasion, co-headline billing with The Animals at the Paramount in NYC and a legacy that eventually reached Tom Hanks, this is the story of how Bobby Poe managed a band that never held a fixed shape.
A Rockabilly pioneer from Vinita, Oklahoma who recorded under two names, toured with and had his band record with the Queen of Rockabilly, and built an industry institution - only to have his 1958 recording played over 350,000 times on Spotify because of a hit TV series.
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Observed September 13, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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