Bobby Gosh

American pianist, songwriter, producer and music-box collector.
Gosh began classical piano study at the age of six and became Kitty Kallen's pianist at the age of 16. He then moved to New York City where he played piano and sang in Manhattan night clubs while studying orchestration at Julliard School Of Music. He then started a songwriting partnership with Sammy Cahn and became Paul Anka's pianist and co-writer. It was Gosh vocals that featured on the original piano-voice demo of "My Way" that was presented to Frank Sinatra.
Gosh signed a recording contract with Polydor in the early '70s, one of his songs from this era, "A Little Bit More", became a world-wide hit for Dr. Hook. His songs have since featured in movies such as "Big" starring Tom Hanks or Woody Allen's "Mighty Aphrodite" and he has composed, produced and sung on over 200 national radio and television commercials, with his "Welcome To Our World Of Toys" song featured in the FAO Schwarz toys stores.
Gosh lives in Vermont and owns a recording studio, Bygosh Music Recording Studios, where the music-box parts of Björk's album Vespertine were recorded.