Bob Sellon Billerica, Massachusetts
Bob Sellon is a singer/musician, songwriter, producer and software developer from Billerica Massachusetts. With 2 commercial CDs to his credit, Sellon is perhaps best known for birthing the first commercial audio looper, the JamMan, loved by many and even inspired the 1997 Best Country Instrumental Performance Grammy winner "Jam Man" by Chet Atkins. Sellon also owns and operates StecRecords.com. ... more
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