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Bobby Barth was born on 5 December, 1952 in Coffeyville, Kansas, is an American singer-songwriter. Discover Bobby Barth's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 71 years old?

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Occupation Musician
Age 71 years old
Zodiac Sign Sagittarius
Born 5 December, 1952
Birthday 5 December
Birthplace Coffeyville, Kansas
Nationality United States

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1952

Bobby Barth (born December 5, 1952, in Coffeyville, Kansas, United States) is an American singer, songwriter, record producer and guitarist.

As a player, Barth is most known for his emotional melodic style and his slide work.

Barth attended St. John's Military School in Salina, Kansas, and finished his formal education at Fountain-Fort Carson High School in Fountain, Colorado.

1960

He began playing drums in 1960, working weekend and one-night shows in 1963.

1968

Barth learned guitar basics from his stepfather, and in 1968 he left home and began to play music full-time.

1969

Barth joined the Colorado group Wakefield in 1969, as lead guitarist and singer.

Wakefield was made up of Pueblo, Colorado, natives Charlie Ferrill on drums, Carl Marcon on bass, Mike Carrol on trumpet, Ron Struthers on sax and flute and San Francisco native Paul Zamucen on congas and timbales.

1973

The band performed in clubs across the country until parting company around 1973.

Barth launched Babyface around the same time, with Colorado drummer Bobby Miles, California bassist Mike Turpin, and Wisconsin keyboardist Edgar Riley Jr. This band went through a few member changed and recorded their first and only record for now-defunct ASI Records.

Although the band felt betrayed by the producer, who changed the direction of the record after the band left the studio, the record produced a top 20 song on the Billboard A/C charts.

1978

The band, which considered itself to be a cerebral rock band, but was stuck performing for crowds that expected to hear its top 20 hit, was forced to disband in 1978.

After a short time Barth, Turpin and Riley joined forces with guitarist Michael Osborne and drummer Teddy Mueller to reform the Babyface concept without the intrusion of ASI Records and emerged in Gainesville, Florida, as Alien.

1979

In 1979, MCA Records penned a deal with pop music label Curb Records to form a company that would co-produce rock bands.

Alien was the first band to sign with the MCA-Curb label and after a quick name change to Axe, due to the release of the motion picture Alien gave birth to two records, Axe and Living on the Edge.

Barth recounts that both records were a poor representation of the band (despite the song "Battles" being played by album-oriented rock stations), due to their lack of studio experience and "dreadful" choice of producers.

1980

After the industry-wide bloodbath of 1980, like so many other bands, Axe found itself without a label.

Working with Roger Probert of Atlantic Records, the band set a deal with Atlantic.

Details are confusing, but overnight the band managed by Jim Dawson and Arnakata Management and produced by Thom Allom of Judas Priest, found itself on Atco Records instead of Atlantic, with a new manager and producer.

Albums produced under that contract included Offering and Nemesis.

1981

Offering brought the band to the attention of American radio, with "Rock and Roll Party in the Streets", when the single, without any real support from Atco, made the Billboard Top 100 songs for their year ending charts, and the album making the Billboard top 75 albums of the year chart, both for 1981.

1984

The band continued to tour and record, until in 1984 Osborne and Barth were involved in a fatal car crash.

Barth escaped with only spinal injuries, but Osborne was killed in the crash.

Barth joined Blackfoot, another Atco/Nalli band, in 1984 after recovering from the crash.

1985

Barth recorded his solo record, Two Hearts One Beat, as a tribute to Osborne in 1985.

1986

He played with Blackfoot until their breakup in 1986.

After the breakup of Blackfoot, Bobby continued to tour with Blackfoot's Ricky Medlocke until leaving in late 1986.

Barth moved back to Los Angeles and partnered with UFO drummer Andy Parker to open Satellite Sound Recording in Burbank.

Barth started to engineer and produce projects with the help of the producer of his solo record 2 Hearts, Was Not Was bassist Bruce Nazarian.

1990

The two became involved with writing and producing for major films until, in 1990, Barth was recruited to play guitar for Angry Anderson.

After recording Angry's record Blood From Stone, Barth moved to Australia to tour with Anderson.

The record garnered two top 10 hits and a tour with Aerosmith.

Upon Barth's return to the USA, he and his wife left Los Angeles and moved to Denver, and started NEH Records.

Barth produced several records for MTM, Toshiba-EMI, and Japan's Zero Corporation Label, as well as countless indie projects.

2001

In mid-2001, Barth and his business partner Michael McPherson separated the label's retail sales from the studio and Barth moved the studio to New Orleans.

2004

In 2004, the original members of Blackfoot (minus Medlocke) asked Barth to reunite and to tour again.

From 2004 till 2010, Barth and Blackfoot were touring, with Barth fronting the band.

2010

He left in late 2010.

2012

In 2012 an anthology of his work covering seven CDs with Axe was released on Cleopatra records, titled Axeology followed by a 4 cd set of the first four axe records “Axe” “Living on the Edge” “Offering” and “Nemesis”.

In June 2012, the final Axe show was filmed on their 35 anniversary and released as a DVD/CD package called Axe Live 2012 on the NEH Record label.

2015

Barth went into semi retirement in 2015 moving his family and studio to Lafayette County, Florida.