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30 set 2022 · By the 1970s, the Cowsills were a pop irrelevancy, various siblings saddled with substance and personal problems. And there’s tragedy and loss in the deaths of Barbara from emphysema in 1985 ...
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Bill Cowsill was born in Middletown, Rhode Island, the eldest child of the seven Cowsill children—six boys and one girl—and was named after his father, William Joseph "Bud" Cowsill (1925–1992). At a young age, Bill began singing with his younger brother Bob (born August 26, 1949), playing guitars provided for them by their father, who at the time was serving in the U.S. Navy . [1]
7 apr 2022 · Several of the Cowsill siblings performed together at local events and venues throughout their younger years. By 1965, the band’s lineup featured brothers Bob on guitar and organ, Bill on guitar, Barry on bass, and John on drums. Inspired by The Beatles, they longed to be a rock and roll band, but fate had other plans for The Cowsills.
25 nov 2022 · Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills talks about their version of "Hair" that made them famous, inspiring the TV show "The Partridge Family", knowing John Stamos an...
Something Else! Interview: Bob Cowsill. From the interview: Bob Cowsill, who still performs occasionally with Paul and Susan as the Cowsills, joins us to talk about the group’s early years in the latest SER Sitdown, how the group adapted to overnight fame as youngsters, and his all-time favorite Cowsills track. A complete list of upcoming ...
2 feb 2023 · To Love Somebody feat Bob Cowsill of The Cowsills Filmed by Xpander ProductionsProduced by Charles Newman and Eva MikhailovnaRecorded at Cottage Sounds Unlim...
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