More Opry Pics
      Webb Pierce
          Bobby Lord Television Show
          Porter Wagoner
Carl Smith
        Lefty Frizzell
               Roy Acuff
L to R:
Ron Hodge, Roy Acuff, Richie Hodge, Bobby Hodge, and a member of Roy's band. This photo was taken in Roy's dressing room at the Grand Ole Opry in 1985.
Home
Visitors since Dec.2000
         Red Foley
          Bobby with Jerry Byrd
              (after a  television appearance)
     Bobby on WKOW TV - Madison Wisconsin
Bobby at one of his night clubs in Madison Wisconsin
Bobby on the Ozark Jubilee (1956)
        Cowboy Copaz 
          Roy Acuff (1961)
Bobby being interviewed by Grant Turner on WSM Radio
        Don Gibson
One of the old cars Bobby and his band used to travel in
           Melba Montgomery
The front and back cover of the Grand Ole Opry program on one of Bobby's appearances May 12, 1962.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

An old friend, Dave Dudley
Duke of Paducah
Duke of Paducah was one of many artists that appeared in Bobby's night clubs in Madison Wisconsin.
Bobby the "Rainbow Ranger"
Bobby and his "Rainbow Rangers"
Bobby and band at Bobby's club, the Maverick Lounge in Oldsmar Florida. (1972)
(Bobby, Don Moldenhower & Chuck Johnson)
(Harry Kerry, Bob Hodge Jr & Bobby)
(C) All Rights Reserved. Any use of photos, music, or any part of this site is prohibited without permission from Richie Hodge who can be contacted at: longhornrichie@aol.com. 
I hope you enjoyed these old pictures, Please be sure to go back to Bobby's home page and sign the guest book before you go!!......Thanks!!!
Bobby Hodge photos from "The Early Years"
Starday Records  Promo Photo

Bobby in 1951
                Ernest Tubb in 1954
   Geri Sorenson/Olsen     Ernest Tubb     Mary Hodge
(Vocalist with Bobby's Band)                          (Bobby's wife)
                            Goldie Hill in 1954
Goldie Hill (b. Argolda Voncille Hill  January 11, 1933- February 24, 2005)
was an American Country Music Singer. She was one of the first women in Country Music, becoming one of the first women to reach the #1 spot on the Country Music Charts, with her 1953 hit "I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes". Along with Kitty Wells, Goldie Hill set the standard for future women in Country Music, like Patsy Cline, Skeeter Davis, Loretta Lynn, and Dolly Parton. (Taken from Wikipedia which can be viewed by clicking HERE)
Bobby performing on the Grand Ole Opry in 1961.
Also shown is Melba Montgomery playing guitar.
Thanks to Melissa Solomon Barrett (Melba's daughter) for contributing this photo.
Bobby in his Nudie Suit
WKOW Concert Poster
>>>>
>>>>
Billboard Magazine advertisement 1971
A couple handbills from when Bobby was touring around 1963-64
Back in the late 60s, Bobby recorded on Stop Records - Nashville
Pictured above is Pete Drake, DJ Fontana, Tommy Hill, Bobby & other session musicians.