Bobbliography

A Philadelphia native, Bobb Goldsteinn entered the world of music as a songwriter. His biggest hit, "Washington Square," reached #2 in the United States in November, 1963 and spent six months at #1 in Japan. Bobb went on to revolutionize the dance-club experience by synchronizing lighting to the beat of the music. He scored the Andy Warhol film Lonesome Cowboys. He designed a Christmas window-display extravaganza that changed the face of New York store windows. Bobb designed the cover for the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers LP.

Now, Bobb has returned to music with the ultimate Irish pub song, "Not Partic-You-Larly." The song's rousing chorus will resound throughout the pubs and parades of New York upon its release in fall 2008. An added feature is a verse left open for the singer to compose.