Back to Rockville: Merry Christmas from ... Bob Walkenhorst

Local singer/songwriter Bob Walkenhorst sings "Christmas Card." It's audio-only, but if you want to hear more from Bob, go here.

| David Frese, The Star

Posted at 04:12 AM in Christmas music | Permalink

I'm proud to have Bob as a friend.

Check out archive.com for Bob's Christmas shows.

Posted by: Orphan of the Road | December 03, 2008 at 06:49 AM

That's archive.org actually. The Live Music Archive.

I've been a Rainmakers/Bob fan since '84. It's so wonderful to have such a brilliant and talented man live in our city.

All you buddies of Bob - sometime ask him about the elementary school sex education video he appeared in back in the '90's.

Absolutely true.

Classic.

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