Bob boze bell wikipedia

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Bob Boze Bell, as he's called in his hometown (Kingman, Arizona), has published seven colorful and groundbreaking books on the West, with virtually all of them.
He is an artist for both the film and print industries who focuses on dramatic action and attention to detail.

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The Illustrated Life and Times of Billy the Kid: The Final Word

Description: How many movies would you go to see about an outlaw named Henry the kid? probably not 44, which is how many Hollywood has made so far about Henry McCarty, the boy Outlaw who use the Alias Billy Bonnie of course we know him today is Billy the Kid. If you saw the Young Gun movies or any of the numerous other portrayals of the West's most famous boy outlaw, you no doubt have many questions about the real Billy the Kid.Did he actually kill 21 Men, one for each year of his life?Did he carve notches on his gun?Were Billy and Pat Garrett good friends?Did Billy cheat death and live out his life as Brushy Bill?Here's a factual look at Billy the Kid and his world, with many never-before-published photos. This well-crafted book is profusely Illustrated with over 460 images, including over 100 paintings and illustrations by the author, plus rare maps and images that provide a vivid look into the numerous controversial episodes in the Kids short life. It is a revolutionary, new-style history book that is informat

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July 29, 2021

So, I asked all my Wyatt Earp authors and friends to weigh in on whether they believe Wyatt Earp is still the hero of the Tombstone story after all the revelations of him being a horse thief and a pimp. I asked everyone to keep their comments to 100 words. You have perhaps seen some of their succinct commentary in the past several days on this blog.

One particular friend took his sweet time turning in anything and I kept bugging him to give me something, anything. I even called him and asked him to dictate a sentence, or two, over the phone. Then, the day before yesterday I get this.

Is Wyatt Earp Still the Hero?

One hundred and forty years after that perfectly named gunfight that made him famous, and ninety years after the publication of Stuart Lake’s biography that ensured him immortality, Wyatt Earp remains firmly fixed in the pantheon of America’s heroes. The tireless work of debunkers in history, fiction, and film has failed to tarnish the shiny star of the town-taming marshal who finally had to s

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Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall Of Fame

Bob Boze Bell was born in Forest City, Iowa on December 19, 1946.

When he was six-months old his family moved to Peach Springs, Arizona on Route 66. In 1956 the family moved to Kingman, AZ (also on Route 66) .

Growing up on Route 66 turned out to be a major influence on Bob’s interest in the history of the wild west. As a child he had no idea how important the road that spanned the United States was in history.

Kingman, AZ offered some real western culture and Bob had some real cowboys in his family growing up

As a young child, Bob showed an early gift for drawing and art that would become his true calling later in life.

Bob had an early fascination with old west history but was derailed for a time as his teenage years led to other interests, but his love for the True West magazine he read as a child never died.

Bob would eventually become the owner of True West magazine…

Bob’s interest in old western history went on break when he started playing drums in a rock and roll band.

Bob was swept up in the rock & roll of th