Note: Read Part 1 here.In 1994, Bob Woodruff was a hot Nashville property. He was New Jersey rocker who suddenly began to pour out great country songs, which lead to a deal with Asylum Records in Nashville and a well-received album, Dreams and Saturday Nights. But Woodruff eventually left Asylum without making another album.
Lonesome Onry and Mean: What's your version of what happened at Asylum? We've heard several versions and are sure all these versions contain elements of fact and fiction
Michelle ManterisIn the first two installments of LOM's blog about vanished country music performer Bob Woodruff - see them here and here - we learned of his heroin addiction and the help he received in kicking the habit. We also learned how his career, which many thought would be huge, disintegrated like so many others have in the downward spiral of the industry and the record labels that once seemed so stable and secure. In our final installment, we learn what Woodruff is doing today and wh
