Many artists spend decades striving for their first Grammy nomination. Bobby Bare Jr. achieved that milestone by age eight, earning a nod for “Daddy What If”, the Shel Silverstein-penned duet with his ...

Bobby Bare Jr. cannot hide from his family’s legacy, considering he shares the same name as his Country Music Hall of Fame father, Bobby Bare, who recorded here in Cincinnati at King Records in the ...

Bobby Bare enjoyed commercial and chart success from the late 1950s through the mid-80s. His voice and gift for storytelling gave life to songs like “Miller’s Cave,” “500 Miles Away from Home,” and ...

Despite his renowned rowdy onstage antics, Bobby Bare Jr. doesn't take rock 'n' roll too seriously. "I'm in it for the immediate satisfaction for this monstrous ego," he jokes groggily via cell phone ...

Having just finished a winter tour throughout the Eastern US, The SLIP will be heading back out yet again in early June for three weeks on the road with Bobby Bare Jr.. So get psyched for a great tour ...

Maybe it wasn’t such a good idea for Austin City Limits to put acoustic singer-songwriter M. Ward a few hundred yards away from boisterous gypsy-punks Gogol Bordello in the WaMu tent. (On a side not, ...

There isn't just one Rodney Crowell, you know. The preternaturally gifted and studious songwriter and sideman of the '70s had, by the end of the '80s, given way to the smart and stylish progressive ...

Check out a tow-headed Bobby Bare Jr. singing a Shel Silverstein ditty with dear old dad. Granted, he's but a wee chap for this performance, but we have to be objective about our scoring.