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	Canned Heat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The group was led by Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson (guitar, harmonica, vocals) and Bob Hite ("The Bear") (vocals, harmonica).
		The last studio recording with Bob Hite was 1978's Human Condition, with Hite singing the title track, an old Alan Wilson tune that had been recorded solo by Wilson but hadn't been released.
		Bob Hite died in April, 1981 (as did Vestine in 1997 and Richard Hite in 2001), and by 1989 the trajectories of Hooker and Canned Heat crossed once again.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Canned_Heat (1098 words)

	WFLA.com - From WFLA News Channel 8
		Bob was "born to the business." His great grandfather was a London newspaper publisher, his grandfather a journalist and author, his mother had her own radio show and his father was an anchor for the CBS radio and TV news.
		Bob launched his career in the Marines in 1967, when he joined the Corps as a photojournalist.
		Bob has won seven Emmy awards for cinematography, videography, writing and editing, the "News Story of the Year" award, the Directors award and has been recognized as the foremost environmental reporter in the state by the Florida Coastal Management Conference.
	www.wfla.com /personalities/hite.htm (294 words)

	Richard James Hite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hite, who moved from Los Angeles to the Bluff City in the early '80s, was a valued part of the local blues community as a player, collector and historian.
		Hite recorded with Clarence `Gatemouth' Brown - "Gate's on the Heat" - and Hammie Nixon - "Tappin' That Thing" - the latter produced by Bluff City blues scholar/musician David Evans, who played with Hite in various duo and jug band settings in the '80s and early '90s.
		Hite also played bass with Studebaker John on his latest, "Howl with the Wolf," and was with John as part of the Pretty Things/Yardbird Blues Band, which featured Yardbirds drummer Jim McCarty.
	www.bluesworld.com /RICHARDHITE.HTML (627 words)

	detail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hite died early Monday of an apparent heart attack after taking ill during a performance.
		Hite was driven home by road crew members Jose Carcamo and Jorge Reyes and fell asleep, but began perspiring and gasping for breath as they arrived at his home, the crew members said.
		Born Feb. 26, 1943, Hite became fascinated with music as a child and eventually assembled a collection of more than 100,000 albums.
	zebro.everperfect.com /blacknapkins/Detailid.asp?ID=22 (321 words)

	The War Up Close
		Hite said he had long wanted to find stories that show how the troops are trying to "win the hearts and minds" of people who live with the constant threat of terrorism.
		Hite, 58, said he will never retire from reporting but that sometime in the future, he will leave the anchor desk.
		At one point, Hite was embedded in Fallujah and talked with troops about what it is like to patrol the streets under the threat of snipers and improvised bombs.
	www.tbo.com /life/includes/MGBSMG0IOFE.html (1114 words)

	Ashville Area Heritage Society Meeting
		Bob is currently working on developing a DVD that explains the achievements of current and former local residents via historic film and videos.
		Bob Hines needs articles about new acquisitions, personal stories, buildings/structures, etc. It was noted that some Teays Valley High School seniors are doing research at the museum and might be a source of a story/stories.
		Bob Hines stated there is a need for a new post card which would show a clear distinction between the museum and the railroad station.
	ohiosmalltownmuseum.org /aahsminutes.htm (13064 words)

	"The Bear" Bob Hite of Canned Heat - Home - www.bobhite.net
		Bob “The Bear” Hite was a crucial part of the West Coast Blues revival of the late 1960’s.
		Hite toured nonstop with Canned Heat and performed as the group’s barrel-housing lead singer until his death of a heart attack on April 5, 1981.
		Hite is most remembered by the flower-power generation for his 1970 gold single; Let’s Work Together,” and his Endless on-stage boogie jams.
	www.bobhite.net (356 words)

	Canned Heat - Biography - AOL Music
		A hard-luck blues band of the '60s, Canned Heat was founded by blues historians and record collectors Alan Wilson and Bob Hite.
		Canned Heat's debut album -- released shortly after their appearance at Monterey -- was every bit as deep into the roots of the blues as any other combo of the time mining similar turf, with the exception of the original Paul Butterfield band.
		Hite was nicknamed "The Bear" and stalked the stage in the time-honored tradition of Howlin' Wolf and other large-proportioned bluesmen.
	music.aol.com /artist/canned-heat/3829/biography (439 words)

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		Bear [Bob Hite, the lead singer] looked over at me, "Man, we could start a revolution right now, this minute, if we wanted to," he said…We had a little time after the show, and we walked around, into the crowd.
		Hite fronted the band and was the primary lead vocalist, although Alan sang lead vocals on several songs as well.
		It seems unfair to suggest that Bob Hite was involved in Wilson’s death, but fail to raise questions about the man who found the body, Skip Taylor.
	www.jfkmontreal.com /john_lennon/Chapter12.htm (12483 words)

	Canned Heat - Album Reviews
		Hite isn't the one the average fan associates with the band as he didn't sing on either of the two earlier hits, although later on he sang the hit cover of "Work Together".
		Hite was a legendary blues record collector, with one of the most extensive collections ever, and Wilson did a few projects with John Fahey, playing slide on some early Fahey releases ("Transfiguration Of Blind Joe Death" being one).
		Hite, like all the rest of Canned Heat, is white, and as a means of getting the blues sound he wants, he tock lak lotta dem cats done tock on dem Li-braree uh Con-gress records.
	www.drfeelgood.de /c_heat/ch_cdrev.htm (8496 words)

	Aspen Times News for Aspen Colorado - Aspen Times Weekly Business
		Bob Hite, owner of Willits Wine and Spirits, surveys his very small and very young vineyard.
		Hite, who has lived in the Roaring Fork Valley for 30 years and has been in the restaurant business the whole time (his most recent venture was El Jebel's Capitol Deli, in which he recently sold his final share), is thrilled with his newest endeavor.
		So if the winemaking end of his enterprise never takes off, Hite, for one, will be perfectly happy with the fruits of his labor.
	www.aspentimes.com /article/20041007/ASPENWEEKLY02/110070003 (1102 words)

	Canned Heat - Biography
		Hite (from Torrance in California) and Boston-born Wilson formed the band with drummer Bob Cook, guitarist Henry Vestine and bass player Larry Taylor.
		Hite had the knowledge and soul, plus the swagger and size, of a classic blues man. Wilson's harmonica had that round fat tone which, with his slide guitar work and heartbreaking and vulnerable voice, was a perfect complement to Hite.
		Hite died of a heart attack in 1981, at the age of 36.
	www.drfeelgood.de /c_heat/ch_bio.htm (3688 words)

	Tampabay: TV anchor man's son arrested (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Tyler W. Hite, 21, of 1508 Allenton Ave., Brandon, was charged with possession of marijuana and driving with a suspended license.
		Hite's license was suspended in January for a DUI violation, Tita said
		8 television news anchor Bob Hite, who only offered a brief comment on the incident, saying, "I and his family are deeply saddened about the choices that Tyler has made."
	www.sptimes.com /News/030800/news_pf/TampaBay/_TV_anchor_man_s_son_.shtml (212 words)

	The Triple Door - CANNED HEAT
		That call to arms by original Canned Heat vocalist Bob "The Bear" Hite remains the credo of this seminal blues band after almost four decades.
		Co-founded by Hite and harmonica wizard Al "Blind Owl" Wilson in 1966, they were the West Coast fellow travelers of the new blues generation coming out of Chicago (Paul Butterfield, Mike Bloomfield, Charlie Musselwhite).
		Al Wilson passed away that year and Bob Hite dropped dead of a heart attack before a show in 1981.
	www.thetripledoor.net /event.aspx?eid=989 (279 words)

	Cindy Hite, Voice-Over Talent, Vocalist, Actress, Palm Beach, Florida
		Cindy Hite's experience and accomplishments as a writer, lyricist and songwriter/composer come in handy for many producers, and frequently she is contracted to produce copy and custom music as well for radio spots, jingles or TV commercials, film, and more recently for Web Site
		A music video called "Kingdom of the Sea", written, composed and performed by Cindy and produced by her brother Bob Hite earned them two Florida Emmy Awards in 1989.
		Cindy Hite is an accomplished athlete as well: she was a foil fencing champion partaking in state and national competition and continues today to be very active as a long distance runner.
	www.perfecthit.com /cindy/hite-15.htm (670 words)

	Campbell Park Elementary-Marine Science Center - Media Coverage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bob Hite and his crew visit us at Fort DeSoto Park on Tuesday, July 30th, 2002.
		Bob Hite interviews Amy Guerin, our Marine Science coordinator.
		Bob Hite's story on Cambell Park's Marine Science Program.
	www.campbell-es.pinellas.k12.fl.us /hite.htm (178 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bob churning out the gruff gravel voiced blues rockers and Alan's falsetto churning out harmonica-laced delicate blues.
		After the death of Wilson, Bob tried to keep the band together but posthumous-Wilson releases failed to sell.
		By the early 80's Bob was a broken and bitter man and was heavily involved in drugs.
	theoinquirer.com /index-648.html (145 words)

	Cindy Hite Audio Talent
		She followed in the footsteps of her father, Bob Hite, Sr., 36 years with CBS, and legendary narrator of the Lone Ranger, Green Hornet, and other early radio shows at WXYZ in Detroit.
		Her ability to articulate and incredible range of voice characterizations, including "child" voices and foreign accents, and her talents as an accomplished vocalist with a four octave range, land her many voice-over jobs for radio and TV.
		She wrote the lyrics and composed the music for a number of songs and jingles, all of which were performed by Cindy herself as an accomplished vocalist, guitarist and narrator.
	www.perfecthit.com /cindy/cindy-jul12.htm (650 words)

	The Nickel Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Nickel is a band from Los Angeles, California that started off as a 3-piece group featuring Tom McDermott, Bob Schmidt and Fabrizio Munos.
		Tom Hite layed down some keyboard tracks then joined the band shortly thereafter.
		Thanks to the efforts and funding of screenwriter and director, Grant Wheeler (along with the help of many others), a video of the song, "Stupid Thing" was produced.
	www.thite.com /nickel/bio.htm (118 words)

	Bob Hite (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Bob is a shortened version of the name Robert.
		In this role it is sometimesused to refer to J. "Bob" Dobbs, figurehead ofthe Church of the SubGenius.
		BOB can also serve as a three letterabbreviation for the following:
	www.super8filmmaking.com /tail/29340-bob-hite.html (141 words)

	Canned Heat Biography : Oldies.com
		Wilson, nicknamed "Blind Owl" in deference to his thick-lens spectacles, was already renowned for his distinctive harmonica work and had accompanied Son House on the veteran bluesman's post-"rediscovery" album, Father Of Folk Blues.
		The reshaped band enjoyed two further UK hits with a cover version of Wilbert Harrison's "Let's Work Together", which reached number 2, and the Cajun-inspired "Sugar Bee", but they were then shattered by the suicide of Wilson, whose body was found in Hite's backyard on 3 September 1970.
		Bob Hite, the sole remaining original member, attempted to keep the band afloat, but was unable to secure a permanent recording contract.
	www.oldies.com /artist-biography/Canned-Heat.html (744 words)

	Human Condition, MP3 Album Music Download at eMusic
		This production marks vocalist Bob "The Bear" Hite's last complete recording with the band due to his passing on April 5, 1981.
		Essentially, this affair features a fairly typical exposition of what many listeners would come to expect, as the group works its way through a series of high-octane blues, rock, and boogie motifs.
		Hite was in good form throughout while also displaying potent chops as a viable blues harpist whereas guitarists Mark Skyer, Chris Morgan, and Mandel implement raucous crunch chords amid some scathing lead lines.
	www.emusic.com /album/10844/10844678.html (292 words)

	www.myspace.com/bobraystarker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		WHOA NELLIE IS: Bob Starker, Bob Hite, Pete English, Ed Mann, Trent Arnold
		WHOA NELLIE is my main band, where I get to stand up front and vent, while four of the finest musical geniuses to ever crawl the earth back my tired ass up.
		When I have some spare time, I make noisy little solo recordings that are guarenteed to keep your house smelling fresh, and pest-free.
	www.myspace.com /bobraystarker (722 words)

	News '02
		Freshman Jason Dubrey scored his fifth goal of the season in the second period and Cody Daigle put in an insurance goal in the third to lift the Jets to their first-ever victory over La Salle.
		Hite, who was in goal two nights earlier for Shaker-Colonie's 2-1 double-overtime win over Saratoga, was a backup at LaSalle as a freshman three years ago before transferring.
		Drew Reynolds had the Cadets' best opportunity in the first period, but his power-play drive from the top of the slot was repelled by Hite's stick with 1:45 left.
	www.cdhshl.org /news02.htm (5890 words)

	Soldiers Seeing Signs Of Support
		News Channel 8's Bob Hite and Keith Cate recently visited with U.S. troops based overseas, focusing on those with connections to the Tampa Bay area.
		Cate spent a week in September at Ramstein Air Base and Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, where wounded troops are treated.
		Hite spent almost three weeks in August and September in Iraq and Afghanistan with members of U.S. Central Command.
	news.tbo.com /news/MGB2CZIKWGE.html (370 words)

	Internal Combustion (Canned Heat)
		In its early stages as a jug blues formed by the late Bob Hite and the late Alan Wilson, these two record collector friends put together the rudiments of what would turn out to be the most famous boogie band of all time.
		After the deaths of Hite and Wilson, De La Parra picked up the foundation of the band and took the brand name of Canned Heat throughout many tours of the U.S, Europe, the Orient and Australia.
		This Heat album and their other fine reissue Reheated are now both back in print and available on Friday Music.
	www.fridaymusic.com /albums/cannedheat/internalcombustion.html (341 words)

	Cindy Hite, Voice-Over Talent, Vocalist, Actress, Palm Beach, Florida
		Born in Greenwich, Connecticut, Cindy Hite has been a resident of Palm Beach County, Florida, for over twenty years.
		Cindy Hite gained experience in many related fields, including TV/video work, with Kinship Productions under Bob Hite in Tampa, Florida.
		As an experienced vocalist and guitarist, Cindy has performed at several concerts in Florida, and as a theater actress she excelled in leading roles, including numerous Shakespeare productions.
	www.perfecthit.com /cindy/hite-nf-dec97.htm (391 words)

	Suncoast Primate Sanctuary Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		WFLA anchorman, Bob Hite, shoots a news story about the Sanctuary and Project Rebuild.
		WFLA Channel 8 news anchor, Bob Hite, interviews Debbie Cobb and Shawn the chimp!
		Volunteers finish painting over the old "Gorilla Show" mural that graced the outside walls of the Sanctuary for decades.
	www.suncoastprimates.org /gallery3.html (125 words)

	War Stories - News - From TBO.com
		Hey Bob, I know you are an avid boater, I’ve got an open rack if you want to be an “embedded reporter” LOL.
		Posted by James Pilkington, Ellenton, FL 34222 on 12/21 at 11:46 AM Congratulation to Bob Hite and Keith Cate for their outstanding piece War Stories.
		My heart breaks for all that they have to endure and I pray that all of the service men will return hom safe and sound to their families and friends back home.
	news.tboblogs.com /index.php/news/comments/war_stories (2419 words)

	Canned Heat - Rock at Randy's Rodeo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In the end, predictably enough, Canned Heat became more of a cult band than a pop sensation, but they are remembered with great affection by freaks of a certain age.
		Founders Alan Wilson and Bob Hite both died early - Wilson in 1970 (probably from drugs) and Hite in 1981 (probably from factors related to the girth that earned him the nickname "Bear").
		Wilson, Hite, and Vestine were blues fans (and record collectors) as much as blues musicians, and though their affection for the blues was a key component to Canned Heat's chemistry, their musicianship was impressive, too.
	www.randysrodeo.com /rock/canned.php (499 words)

	Interviews with Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson - www.blindowl.net
		“The People Leave Hyde Park Slowly” Interview with Bob “The Bear” Hite in September, 1970 regarding Alan Wilson’s passing by Bob Greenfield - Click the cover for the verbatim transcript.
		Alan had been gone from this world less than a week, and Bob Hite gave a very somber interview to Rolling Stone.
		Hite gives the reader his analysis of Alan’s situation at the time, and offers the only insight he can; obviously shattered by the loss of his friend.
	www.blindowl.net /interviews.html (348 words)

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