"Live"

The crowd at the International Guitar Festival in Las Vegas, Nevada, went wild when they heard Nashville's Bobbe Seymour play his pedal steel. This is a great set by Bobbe, and the band is hot! 

1. Waltz Across Texas
2. He Stopped Loving Her Today
3. Precious Jewel
4. Kentucky
5. Silver Wings
6. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
7. Legend In My Time
8. Maiden's Prayer
9. Cold, Cold Heart
10. Oh, Lonesome Me  

"Masters Collection"

This is actually a reissue of two Bobbe Seymour albums on one CD. Bobbe and the immortal Jimmy Day collaborated on the first dozen tracks, with a guest appearance by Tommy White. The second half of the CD features Bobbe and Buck Reid with Bob Saxton. I especially like the Jimmy Day tracks where Bobbe produces a very convincing violin section using a MIDIfied lap steel.

1. For The Good Times
2. Frauline
3. The Nearness Of You
4. Take Me As I Am
5. I Won't Mention It Again
6. April's Fool
7. I Just Destroyed The World
8. Lily Dale
9. Sweet Dreams
10. Don't You Ever Get Tired
11. I Love You So Much
12. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
13. All I Never Need Is You
14. Faded Love
15. Blue Bell
16. I'll See You In My Dreams
17. Rose Time
18. Walk Right Back
19. Maiden's Prayer
20. So Round, So Firm
21. Nine Pound Hammer
22. Sweet Temptation
23. Old Kentucky Home  

"Soulful Steel"

The cover shows Bobbe playing live with Johnny Paycheck in 1985, but this is actually a 90's studio recording. Someone asked me recently where to get a CD of that classic, crying Nashville style pedal steel. Well, it doesn't get much better than this! Bobbe recorded the first half of the album with some of Nashville's finest sidemen, and the second half with the Nashville Symphony and a country rhythm section. 

1. Let Me Talk To You
2. You Don't Have Very Far To Go
3. City Lights
4. No One Will Ever Know
5. Half A Man
6. When A House Is Not A Home
7. I Let My Mind Wander
8. Thanks A Lot
9. Wichita Lineman
10. San Antonio Rose
11. Something
12. On Broadway
13. Georgia
14. Mac The Knife
15. You've Lost That Loving Feeling
16. Summer Song
17. My Girl
18. If You're Trying To Break My Heart 

"Priceless"

Bobbe Seymour is no stranger to Ray Price's music - he was a member of Ray's Cherokee Cowboys on four separate occasions from the 60's through the 80's. To make this CD, Bobbe assembled many of the original band members. He even used vintage Sho-Bud and Emmons guitars to really nail that classic sound. This steel guitar instrumental album of the band without Ray is truly "Priceless". 

1. Heart Over Mind
2. Another Bridge to Burn
3. Each Time
4. Healing Hands of Time
5. I Just Destroyed the World
6. Invitation To the Blues
7. It's Only Love
8. Please Release Me
9. Take Me As I Am
10. Touch My Heart
11. Walk Me To the Door
12. Way To Survive 

"The Bobbe Seymour Legal Defense Fund CD"

This live concert of Bobbe's original tunes was recorded in 2004. It includes some very entertaining banter between tunes, liner notes discussing the absurdity of million dollar lawsuits by steel's foremost publisher, and a copy of The Bill of Rights. The playing is top notch Nashville country, as only Bobbe can play it.

1. Willow Tree Waltz
2. Dreamin'
3. Hot Doggin'
4. Macon City Limits
5. Keepin' It Secret
6. Plain Ole Blues
7. Wakin' Up With You In My Arms
8. Spain
9. Everytime I Try
10. Interstate 65 North 

"Rhythmatic"

I wanted to create music to arouse your inner soul and evoke emotions and passions in a way that only the greatest music can do. I have always been one who loves great music no matter what handle they put on it jazz, rhythm & blues, country, rock, pop, swing or any other handle.

I decided to dissolve the artificial boundaries and and limitations which these labels impose and to simply follow my heart and make music the way I felt it so you may find it difficult to categorize what you hear on this album, but to me, the rhymathmic feel of these songs will move anyone who has a soul.

1. Tropicale
2. Emerald Isle
3. Serengeti
4. Horns Of A Dilemma
5. Flavor Of Love
6. Rhythmatic
7. Simone In Blue
8. The Shark
9. Moonlight In Manhattan
10. Londonderry Delight
11. Sultry Smooth
12. Gaston Avenue
13. Blue Journey
14. Thunder Bay
15. The Thief  

"Cure For The Blues "

My inspiration for writing these tunes came from the many gigs I played in blues bands in the sixties. There will be times when you may recognize certain feels that made this style of music what it was. If this music stirs up memories of your first date, drive-in movies, circling the drive-in restaurants and reminds you of sockhops and proms, then I'll know I did it right.  

1. The Rey Men
2. Haley's Comic
3. Blue Suede Memories
4. Fantasy Riff
5. The Whoopie Man Cometh
6. Carribbean Solitude
7. Duane Eddy's Secret
8. Two AM In Vegas
9. Motown Downtown
10. Boogie Woogiest
11. Thunderbird
12. Morning After
13. Something To Say
14. Frat Party
15. Memphis After Hours