Bob Reuter St Louis, Missouri
Bob Reuter was seminal in laying the groundwork for St. Louis' underground rock & roll scene as well as the alt-country boom of the early 90s. Bob was also a radio DJ (Bob's Scratchy Records, KDHX), a photographer, and a writer. Bob died in an accident in 2013. ... more
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