Bobby Comstock
Bobby Comstock was a born performer. At age seven he made his radio debut playing and singing country songs with his brother. But when rock ‘n roll broadcasts from Nashville made their way north to Ithaca, he was seventeen and smitten. Two years later, he was signed, on the charts and a regular on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand. Though his records would never break into the top ten, his distinctive voice and songwriting prowess won him the friendship and admiration of everyone from BB King to Jimi Hendrix. With his 1965 hit, “I Want To Do It,” he expressed the sunny optimism that will live on as long as rock ‘n roll itself.