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Bob Davis
Jazz, Blues and Pop
A.k.a. Robbie Anderson Davis
ROBERT ANDERSON DAVIS (second tenor) was born in Charleston, Mississippi on August 8, 1909 and died in Buffalo, New York in 1967. He usually went by the name Bob A. Davis, but was also known as Robbie Anderson Davis, Robbie A. Davis, and R. A. Davis. In 1930, Robbie Davis, a mill laborer, was living with his grandparents in Charleston, Mississippi. In 1940, Robbie A. Davis was living in New York and was the owner of a restaurant, along with his wife, Katherine. In the 1948 New York City Directory, Bob A. Davis listed his occupation as "composer", with an office at 325 West 52nd Street.
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Plays With
| The Beale Street Boys |
Popular Tracks 
Unwelcome Blues on Unwelcome Blues by Various ArtistsTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Band Members
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| As High As My Heart / My Last Rainy Day | Bob Davis And His The Beale Street Boys | 1961 | Single |
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