There's always another verse.
The letters became a book. These days, Bob's stories find their way into songs. With an acoustic guitar and a sense of humor, he writes about the things that stay with him: love, faith, growing older, and the game on Saturday.
“I play a ukelele or at least try to.”
Bob to Fran, November 4, 1957
Seven songs, by request.
These are the songs family and friends keep asking Bob to play. Pick a title to take a look inside his songbook.
A first-page look at each song. Bob's shared these pages as illustrations of his work.
A little mischief
Betty's Got a Tesla
A new car, a few surprises, and a driver with a mind of her own. Bob takes the electric-car adventure for a cheerful spin.
Evolution
Twenty-two acoustic originals, written and performed by Bob. Settle in with Evolution wherever you like to listen.
A seat at Fiddler's Hearth.
Watch Bob play in South Bend, Indiana. Two songs, an acoustic guitar, and a room to share them with.
Some things run deeper than the game.
College football has a place in Bob's songbook. Notre Dame has a place in his life. In September 2014, a copy of Sealed with a Kiss led to an afternoon with Father Ted Hesburgh, the university president he'd admired as a student.
Meet Father Ted through Bob's story ↗A song can start a conversation.
Have a favorite, a memory, or a story a song brought back? Bob would love to hear it.
Write to Bob