In response to all the tradgetdy songs in its day, Bob Luman recorded "Let's Think About Livin'" and it was perhaps his biggest hit. In the Country's Family Reunion: Second Generations series, Luman's daughter, Melissa, performed the song among her other second generation peers. Check out the performance and see if you love it as much as we do! To see the ENTIRE EPISODE, go to https://countryroadtv.us/CFRSecondGenerationsE2. While you're there, be sure to sign up for a FREE TRIAL of Country Road

Remembering Bob Luman on his birthday - born April 15, 1937 in Nacognoches, Texas. He started his career playing Rockabilly... cutting several great sides like "Red Hot" and "Red Cadillac and a Black Mustache". He was a regular on the Los Angeles TV progam "Town Hall Party". His one and only Pop hit came in 1960 -- Boudleaux Bryant's "Let's Think About Living". It reached number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. After a stint in the Army, Bob turned to Country Music, recording songs like "Lonely

Bob Luman from a Jan 18 1975 appearance and only appearance on Hee Haw. We lost Bob Luman of Pneumonia in 1978 at age 41. Here he sings "Still Loving You", with a heavy Elvis influence. Elvis was a fan of Bob Lumans. Both he and Elvis got their start in Rockabilly around the same time. This particular song had been released twice. The original stalled at #56 in 1970. It was re-recorded for a Greatest Hits album in 1972/73 and re-released and hit #7 in 1973. We lost Bob way too early.... Bob Luma