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Wishing Babbitt a speedy recovery

Here is the video of Dave's speech. I think he did a great job of honoring Bob!

Bob is the first Sideman or Studio Musician to be honored with a star on The Musicians Walk of Fame in Nashville. The other honoree today was Steve Winwood, who shared how honored he was to have Bob play with him on his tour in 2004. Bob is not only Bass Royalty, he's Music Royalty.
 
Roy Vogt said:
Here is the video of Dave's speech. I think he did a great job of honoring Bob!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aOBdLVDby0&feature=youtu.be
Bob is the first Sideman or Studio Musician to be honored with a star on The Musicians Walk of Fame in Nashville. The other honoree today was Steve Winwood, who shared how honored he was to have Bob play with him on his tour in 2004. Bob is not only Bass Royalty, he's Music Royalty.

Thanks so much for posting that Roy. Very classy job by Dave Pomeroy.
 
Here is the video of Dave's speech. I think he did a great job of honoring Bob!

Bob is the first Sideman or Studio Musician to be honored with a star on The Musicians Walk of Fame in Nashville. The other honoree today was Steve Winwood, who shared how honored he was to have Bob play with him on his tour in 2004. Bob is not only Bass Royalty, he's Music Royalty.



I love the closing line of Dave's speech: "Bob Babbitt changed the world with 4 strings and a groove."

My love, prayers, and good vibes go out to Bob and his family right now.
 

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