A Plymouth resident, and long time Red Sox fan, Billboard Bob was bitten by the pop music bug when he first heard "Sea Cruise" by Frankie Ford (it reached #14 in April 1959). Over the years, he began to associate certain songs with certain life experiences, and then -- he discovered the charts. "Being a baseball fan lends the opportunity to analyze statistics, so why not translate this practice to music!" thought Billboard Bob. Thus began a relentless study of the billboard charts, which eventually led him to WOMR.
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A Plymouth resident, and long time Red Sox fan, Billboard Bob was bitten by the pop music bug when he first heard "Sea Cruise" by Frankie Ford (it reached #14 in April 1959). Over the years, he began to associate certain songs with certain life experiences, and then -- he discovered the charts.