8 Replies to “ Let Her Dance - The Bobby Fuller Four - Celebrity Night At PJs (CD, Album) ”

1. Robert Gaston Fuller (October 22, – July 18, ) was an American rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known for "Let Her Dance" and "I Fought the Law", recorded with his group The Bobby Fuller Four.

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3. Dec 02,  · The only Bobby Fuller Four version I know of is listed as an alternate take on Never To Be Forgotten: The Mustang Years. It's not quite the same backing track as the Randy Fuller version (though the two backing tracks were likely from the same session), and it has completely different lyrics to the Randy Fuller version.

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4. Well there she goes with a brand new love affairrn Dancin\' with him like she don\'t even carern Well let her dance with himrn Let her dance all night longrn Well who would\'ve known that just yesterdayrn She danced with me the very same wayrn Well let her dance with himrn Let her dance all night longrnrn Chorus: rn Well let her dance with him all night longrn Ler dance to our favorite songrn.

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5. Nov 04,  · Celebrity Night at PJ's, an Album by The Bobby Fuller Four. Released in on Mustang (catalog no. ; Vinyl LP)/5(11).

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6. Watch the video for Let Her Dance from The Bobby Fuller Four's Fantastic Mr. Fox (Original Soundtrack) for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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7. One need only play the first track of this three-disc celebration of the short-lived but influential Bobby Fuller Four to be hooked. "Let Her Dance" is an irresistible rave-up boasting a driving beat, Fuller's beaming lead vocal, spot-on harmonies, and vivacious production--all the elements of great out-of-the-garage mid-'60s rock & roll/5(13).

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8. The Bobby Fuller Four–Celebrity Night at PJ’s (Recorded–, Initial Release Cancelled–, Officially Released–) (Listening close for the first time in years. My original copy, included in the awe-inspiring box set The Bobby Fuller Four: Never To Be Forgotten, got away in the great CD sell-off of and was recently reacquired when the collector’s price that soared.

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