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"When Texan rock legend Bobby Fuller was found dead in his car on 18 July 1966 in suspicious circumstances, those nearest and dearest were devastated, not least his younger brother Randy, who had also been bass player in the aptly named, Bobby Fuller Four. From the early 1960s up until his brother's untimely, and yet to be solved, death, Randy Fuller was Bobby's closest collaborator and during those frenetic years of recording and touring witness to his brother's extensive talents as a singer/songwriter, guitarist and skilled engineer and producer." (http://www.garagehangover.com/?q=RandyFuller)
"When Texan rock legend Bobby Fuller was found dead in his car on 18 July 1966 in suspicious circumstances, those nearest and dearest were devastated, not least his younger brother Randy, who had also been bass player in the aptly named, Bobby Fuller Four. From the early 1960s up until his brother's untimely, and yet to be solved, death, Randy Fuller was Bobby's closest collaborator and during those frenetic years of recording and touring witness to his brother's extensive talents as a singer/songwriter, guitarist and skilled engineer and producer." (http://www.garagehangover.com/?q=RandyFuller)
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