Origine : France

Genre : Rock, Blues

Site Web : www.littlebob.fr

Membres :

Little Bob (vocales), Guy-Georges Gremy (guitare), Barbe Noire (basse), Mino Quertier (batterie).

Little Bob Story est un groupe français venant de la ville du Havre (Seine-Maritime) et formé en 1971.

Little Bob Story were initially made up of Little Bob (Roberto Piazza) on vocals, Guy-Georges Gremy (guitar), Barbe Noire (bass) and Mino Quertier (drums). The were managed by Roberto's brother and occasionally had tours booked by booking agent Christian Brunet who also booked Musicorama at the Olympia.

Little Bob Story, played rock and roll music similar to pub rock, and were one of the few French groups to get some recognition in the United Kingdom. In 1976 they signed with Chiswick Records and took advantage of the explosion of punk rock. They were the only French act included on the New Wave compilation album, which was released in the UK in 1977. They played the Mont-de-Marsan punk festival in both 1976 and 1977 but were unable to replicate their UK success in France and disbanded in virtual anonymity in 1989.

Discography

Albums

• 1976 : High Time (Arcane/Eurodisc/WEA)
• 1977 : Living In The Fast Lane (Crypto/RCA ZAL)
• 1977 : Off The Rails (Chiswick WIG)
• 1978 : Come See Me (RCA)
• 1980 : Light of My Town (RCA)
• 1982 : Vacant Heart (RCA)
• 1984 : Too Young To Love Me (Pathé Marconi EMI)
• 1987 : Ringolevio (Accord/Musidisc)
• 1989 : Rendez-Vous In Angel City
• 1991 : Alive Or Nothing
• 1993 : Lost Territories
• 1997 : Blue Stories
• 2000 : One Story Volume 2
• 2002 : Libero
• 2003 : Rock On Riff On Roll On Move On, LIVE 2003 (double cd)
• 2007 : Live In The Dockland (1 cd and 1 dvd)
• 2009 : Time To Blast

Live

• 1979 : Live (RCA)
• 1985 : Wanderers, Followers, Lovers (Accord/Musidisc)
• 1991 : Alive Or Nothing
• 2007 : Live in the Dockland (1 cd and 1 dvd)Compilations

Films

• 2011 : Roberto Piazza plays himself in Le Havre by Aki Kaurismäki
• 2015 : Rockin' Class Hero, documentary on Little Bob (52 min), by Gilbert Carsoux and Laurent Jézéquel. Zaradoc Films Distribution.