Bobby Lee Trammell
Bobby Lee Trammell was a singer from Mississippi who recorded in the early 1950s. His best-known song is "Don't You Know I Love You," which came out in 1951....
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Bobby Lee Trammell was a singer from Mississippi who recorded in the early 1950s. His best-known song is "Don't You Know I Love You," which came out in 1951. He also cut tracks like "Arkansas Twist" and "Shirley Lee."
He worked with producer Jack Paar, who signed him to a recording contract. The existing history mentions collaborations with musicians like guitarist Jimmy Rogers and saxophonist Willie Mitchell, though the details are thin.
Trammell's voice had a straightforward, emotional quality that fit the ballads and R&B-tinged numbers he sang. Beyond "Don't You Know I Love You," songs such as "I Sure do Love You Baby" and "You Mostest Girl" show his range within that style.
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