Bobby Goldsboro "The Bobby Goldsboro Album" (United Artists, 1964) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "I Can't Stop Loving You" (United Artists, 1964) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Little Things" (United Artists, 1965) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Broomstick Cowboy" (United Artists, 1965) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "It's Too Late" (United Artists, 1966) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Blue Autumn" (United Artists, 1966) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Solid Goldsboro" (United Artists, 1967) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "The Romantic, Wacky, Soulful, Rockin', Country, Bobby Goldsboro" (United Artists, 1967) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro & Del Reeves "Our Way Of Life" (United Artists, 1967) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Honey" (United Artists, 1968) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Word Pictures" (United Artists, 1968) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Today" (United Artists, 1969) (LP) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Muddy Mississippi Line" (United Artists, 1970) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Bobby Goldsboro's Greatest Hits" (United Artists, 1970) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "We Gotta Start Lovin' " (United Artists, 1971) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Come Back Soon" (United Artists, 1971) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "California Wine" (United Artists, 1972) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Brand New Kind Of Love" (United Artists, 1973) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Summer (The First Time)" (United Artists, 1973) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "10th Anniversary Album" (United Artists, 1974) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Hello Summertime" (United Artists, 1974) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Through The Eyes Of A Man" (United Artists, 1975) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "A Butterfly For Bucky" (United Artists, 1976) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Goldsboro" (Epic Records, 1977) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "Bobby Goldsboro" (Curb Records, 1981) (LP)
Bobby Goldsboro "The Round-Up Saloon" (Curb Records, 1982) (LP)
I confess, I have a hard time thinking of Bobby Goldsboro as a "country" artist, although once he had his big crossover hit, "Honey," in 1968, the pop second-stringer found a new home in the country marketplace. Originally a teen-oriented pop-rocker who was part of Roy Orbison's band in the early 'Sixties, Goldsboro largely failed to find traction as a solo artist until he broke through with "Honey," after which he was a constant presence on the pop/pop vocals scene, even though his songs typically did much better on the Country charts. Anyway, here's a quick look at his career...
