Did you know that Bobby Fuller was found dead in his mom's car in LA and that even though he had been beaten up and was covered in gasoline, his death was still ruled a suicide? From Kurt Cobain to Buddy Holly, far too many musicians have died way too young. Every time someone like them dies in an untimely way, hordes of theories come out attempting to make sense of their mysterious deaths. In this video, we'll be discussing one of the strangest mysterious deaths in rock music history.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:59 - From Rising Star To Another Statistic 04:41 - So Much To Live For 09:05 - Outro
Bobby Fuller was an enormously talented American singer, songwriter, and guitarist who put out two hit songs and a number of other certifiable bops in the late 1950s and early 1960s with his quartet rock outfit The Bobby Fuller Four. Some of his best-known songs were Let Her Dance and his immensely popular cover of Crickets I Fought The Law.
Just like the Cricket’s Buddy Holly, however, Fuller ended up passing away much too young. At the tender age of 23, when he was arguably at the peak of his career, the Baytown, Texas native was found dead in an automobile parked outside of his apartment in Hollywood. For years, the nature of Fuller’s death has been fiercely debated, with some believing that he intentionally took his own life while others arguing that his death was accidental. Recently, new light has been shed on Fuller’s death, with his own brother, Randy, coming out and revealing some never before heard details surrounding his demise.
Bobby Fuller’s Brother Sheds New Light on His Death
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