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In the Music World, when a person really likes the music they hear and it really moves them – they usually say, “That’s Cooking!” or “He/She/They are cooking!” Like many others today, I’m a music chef and I hope you like my cooking. Welcome to the Bobby Martin's Cook Out. (Play record “Cook Out”) We have a full menu. A variety of artists and music for you to choose from. The Aubrey Fay “Keep the Groove Alive” album shows Aubrey’s versatility as a singer. He digs into these songs as if he were digging for gold. Aubrey is not only a great singer and entertainer, but also a polished trombone player. Since ice cream is loved so much around the world, now the Ice Cream Man has his personal song. The title is: “Hey Ice Cream Man!” This is one of the featured songs on Aubrey’s Album. Coming up will be several rendition of this song by new and also well known artists. Check out and download if you would like to, any of these featured songs: Tijuana Lights, You Happened to Me and Keep the Groove Alive. “You Happened to Me” is a perfect song to be played at a wedding reception or anniversary. Aubrey can sing it for you or your husband can sing it to you by downloading the instrumental version of this song. It will be very easy to sing. I am quite sure you will love this CD because Aubrey is cooking and the cooking is good. The Bobby Martin Cook Out CD has a variety of styles of singing by Bobby and styles of playing the vibes for your listening and dancing pleasures, that’s if you like to dance. These songs are from the Bobby Martin song book except one, “Back in Love Again”. Check out all the cuts. There is a message in the singing stories and the instrumentals. Bobby is at home with the vibes which he has been playing since 1946. That was when he met Lionel Hampton who was appearing with his own big band and had a hit record called, “Flying Home". The last cut on this CD “I Remember Lionel Hampton” was also written by Bobby. He used the star dust chord changes to give memory of Lionel Hampton and his great hit recording on the vibes of the song, “Star Dust”, in 1947 at the Pasadena California Ambassador Auditorium. Bobby has played with scores of groups. The Len Hope Orchestra was one that brought him to Philadelphia Pennsylvania, where he eventually wound up in the Recording Business as a producer, composer and arranger. Bobby played vibes on some of the Philly Sound recordings, but Vince Montana was the main Vibraphone player on the Philly sound MFSB recording. While Bobby was busy doing producing, composing, arranging, conducting and played the vibes and conducted the MFSB Orechestra while on the road. From this website, you are able to buy all the new music of Bobby Maritn, The man behind the music, cooking up a variety of music for your enjoyment. For downloads, the song, “Mama Said No!” is a must for all mothers who love their children and all children that love their mothers. The question is: Can a person young or old get the Blues? The answer is: Yes they can. Listen as Bobby demonstrates a blues ? as he humbly admits what his mother said was right. Check out the feature song, Hey Ice Cream Man!, Booney and Mine Mine Zo which means walk slow. This idea was taken from what Bobby calls the pioneer stroll his way of walking. He turned it into a love song and since he worked mostly in the Chinese community and spoke Mandarin Chinese, he sings part of Mine Mine Zo in Chinese.
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In the Music World, when a person really likes the music they hear and it really moves them – they usually say, “That’s Cooking!” or “He/She/They are cooking!” Like many others today, I’m a music chef and I hope you like my cooking.

Welcome to the Bobby Martin's Cook Out. (Play record “Cook Out”)

We have a full menu. A variety of artists and music for you to choose from.

The Aubrey Fay “Keep the Groove Alive” album shows Aubrey’s versatility as a singer. He digs into these songs as if he were digging for gold. Aubrey is not only a great singer and entertainer, but also a polished trombone player. Since ice cream is loved so much around the world, now the Ice Cream Man has his personal song. The title is: “Hey Ice Cream Man!” This is one of the featured songs on Aubrey’s Album. Coming up will be several rendition of this song by new and also well known artists. Check out and download if you would like to, any of these featured songs: Tijuana Lights, You Happened to Me and Keep the Groove Alive. “You Happened to Me” is a perfect song to be played at a wedding reception or anniversary. Aubrey can sing it for you or your husband can sing it to you by downloading the instrumental version of this song. It will be very easy to sing. I am quite sure you will love this CD because Aubrey is cooking and the cooking is good.

The Bobby Martin Cook Out CD has a variety of styles of singing by Bobby and styles of playing the vibes for your listening and dancing pleasures, that’s if you like to dance. These songs are from the Bobby Martin song book except one, “Back in Love Again”. Check out all the cuts. There is a message in the singing stories and the instrumentals. Bobby is at home with the vibes which he has been playing since 1946. That was when he met Lionel Hampton who was appearing with his own big band and had a hit record called, “Flying Home". The last cut on this CD “I Remember Lionel Hampton” was also written by Bobby. He used the star dust chord changes to give memory of Lionel Hampton and his great hit recording on the vibes of the song, “Star Dust”, in 1947 at the Pasadena California Ambassador Auditorium.

Bobby has played with scores of groups. The Len Hope Orchestra was one that brought him to Philadelphia Pennsylvania, where he eventually wound up in the Recording Business as a producer, composer and arranger. Bobby played vibes on some of the Philly Sound recordings, but Vince Montana was the main Vibraphone player on the Philly sound MFSB recording. While Bobby was busy doing producing, composing, arranging, conducting and played the vibes and conducted the MFSB Orechestra while on the road.

From this website, you are able to buy all the new music of Bobby Maritn, The man behind the music, cooking up a variety of music for your enjoyment.

For downloads, the song, “Mama Said No!” is a must for all mothers who love their children and all children that love their mothers. The question is: Can a person young or old get the Blues? The answer is: Yes they can. Listen as Bobby demonstrates a blues ? as he humbly admits what his mother said was right. Check out the feature song, Hey Ice Cream Man!, Booney and Mine Mine Zo which means walk slow. This idea was taken from what Bobby calls the pioneer stroll his way of walking. He turned it into a love song and since he worked mostly in the Chinese community and spoke Mandarin Chinese, he sings part of Mine Mine Zo in Chinese.