Chinese Algebra

Ain't What You Know

Stay With Me

This song means a lot to me and I hope it will mean a lot to you. My wife - the Karen in this song - is the most empathetic soul I have ever known. Blessed with the gifts to be and do almost anything she wanted, she chose to dedicate her life to helping those less fortunate. And though she is strong, sometimes she loses all hope. This song is just my way of reminding her that she is among the many unsung heroes who walk among us, quietly making the world a better place. 

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Good People

Bob Malone's version of "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" was recorded and released as a single in 2004, but it wasn't until 2018 that the world got to hear it as the featured theme in the trailers for the new Universal/Illumination release of "The Grinch." Now it's exclusively available on "The Christmas Collection." This album - half classics with a twist, half originals - is poignant, heartwarming, and, at times, darkly funny. Not your average Christmas record.

Sad On Christmas

You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch

Bad Moon Rising

Head First

Loss is all around us these days, and it never gets any easier to say goodbye. A song for friends who've made it through, and friends who haven't. "Old lovers, pets, and relatives, they're lining up to say goodbye.”

2021

My Friends & I

Oh Well

Prelude & Blues

Tangled Up In Blue

In 2016, I was asked to contribute a song for the Rebuilding West Virginia Telethon, which aired on PBS television stations across the country after the devastating West Virginia floods that year. I sat down at the piano and this song just popped right out. The next day, with only 24-hours to deadline, the recording and video were done live in the studio (just me and a funky little upright piano) and sent to the show producers after a marathon all-night mixing and editing session. The song was never released beyond that original airing, and we never really got the chance to produce the song like we wanted to. So we added band and gospel voices to the original solo performance for its debut on the “Good People” album.

The River Gives

Sound Of A Saxophone

All There Is

Empty Hallways

Los Angeles based BOB MALONE plays keyboards with rock legend John Fogerty, and continues a long running and successful solo career. He plays a one-of-a-kind hybrid of blues, rock, and New Orleans R&B, delivered with high-energy piano virtuosity and a voice all his own. He plays over 100 shows a year in the US, Europe, Australia and Asia, and has shared stages with Bruce Springsteen, Rickie Lee Jones, The Neville Brothers, Rev. Al Green, Dr. John, Leon Russell and many others. Bob was featured alongside piano legends Marcia Ball and Henry Butler at the 2012 WWOZ Piano Night at House of Blues in New Orleans. Bob has also been a twice-featured performer on The Price Is Right, and appeared with John Fogerty on The Late Show With David Letterman. His music is heard regularly on Dr. Phil, Entertainment Tonight, The Rachel Ray Show, and Wheel Of Fortune. Malone’s six CDs have earned Top-20 spots on the Living Blues, Roots Music Report and Earshot (Canada) radio charts, and are played on over 300 stations worldwide, including Sirius/XM’s Bluesville, and NPR favorites Car Talk, Acoustic Café, and Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour. 

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