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  • Someone call Nashville! [Robbie Fulks]
    Someone call Nashville! [Robbie Fulks] Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 9 Mar 2006, B2     Robbie Fulks, a country singer who recently moved to Wilmette, drew a crowd Friday at Charlie's Coffee House with a song he wrote about the Wilmette Zoning Board of Appeals. His wife is Donna Fulks.
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 9 Mar 2006, B2   Robbie Fulks, a country singer who recently moved to Wilmette, drew a …
  • A country boy in the suburbs [Robbie Fulks]
    A country boy in the suburbs [Robbie Fulks] Newspaper
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 12 May 2005, B3, B18     Country singer who grew up in North Carolina will be moving with his family from Lindenhurst to Wilmette next month. His 7th album, "Georgia Hard," will be released next Tuesday on Yep Roc Records. p
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 12 May 2005, B3, B18   Country singer who grew up in North Carolina will be moving with …
  • Musicians trade guitars for pens
    Musicians trade guitars for pens Newspaper
    Robert Loerzel, Wilmette Life, 24 Apr 2008, B5     Wilmette singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks wrote a section of the book, "A Guitar and a Pen," about what it's like making a living as a country musician. Photograph Robbie Fulks
    Robert Loerzel, Wilmette Life, 24 Apr 2008, B5   Wilmette singer-songwriter Robbie Fulks wrote a section of the book, "A Guitar …
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