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The band Bob Luman was founded in 1937. Before coming to fame, the band got it’s start in Texas. Generally, music journalists would define Bob Luman’s style within the genre/s of country music, and other rock music.
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Carl Perkins
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Eddie Cochran
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Sonny Burgess
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Dale Hawkins
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Warren Smith
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Wanda Jackson
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Johnny Burnette
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Gene Vincent
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Billy Lee Riley
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Jack Scott
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Don Gibson
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Johnny Preston
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Duane Eddy
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Johnny Horton
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Jerry Lee Lewis
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Janis Martin
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