June 2023
Hello everyone... May 27th marked 50 years since I attended my first rehearsal with Supertramp, and this nice video was made to commemorate this special anniversary.
Welcome everyone to Bob's new site!
Hello everyone... May 27th marked 50 years since I attended my first rehearsal with Supertramp, and this nice video was made to commemorate this special anniversary.
Hello everyone,
I would like to begin this communication with a heartfelt message of Happy Holidays to one and all.
Another year has gone by and everyone is still standing. A miracle. My life continues to be full and active, and my wife Gayle joins me in wishing you all good health. She is well and happy, essential in all things. Our kids and grandkids, eight in all now, are well and thriving. They are a constant source of joy, and now age from 17 to 3 years. We are grateful and love them all.
I am still coaching high school varsity baseball. They will have to drag me off the field. I like being around these young men and hopefully bring a positive influence in their life. I love being able to instruct and deliver insight into the game. It’s a beautiful game. I also love the competition on game day. It gets the heart beating and head focusing. I don’t do well sitting at home. Coaching keeps me active mentally and physically. I know what I’m going to get up and do every day.
Todd Hannigan has moved away to just outside of Austin, Texas, and it has put a glaring hole in my live performance schedule. Anyway, I am always plugging away at new music. Again, I have several on the front and back burner.
That’s all for now. Thanks for your interest and til next time.
All the best for the New Year,
Bob.
Purchase now this limited edition of the first two solo albums by Bob!
Bob Siebenberg has finished his long-awaited third solo record, which is available for download. The album has been produced by Bob and his son Jesse, and it has counted on the collaboration of some old pals like Scott Gorham and Derek Beauchemin. “My idea for this album is auto-biographical”, says Bob. “The Glendale River is not a place. It represents people who have passed thru my life in a meaningful way. Family and friends, some with us, some not. I have strong ties to my growing up years. I’m a sentimentalist and I remember everything”.
Read this interview where Bob discusses his new album!
Hello everyone,
You can see a preview of my book, "The Best Seat in the House - The Autobiography of a Supertramp Drummer", here.
It’s almost ready to go, just finishing up the editing, then I’ll look for a publisher. I’ll be very interested in the feedback.
Thanks,
Bob.