Robert "Bobby" Keys

We met thru your time with Joe Ely and became instant friends. I still think about you, Dude. Peace with Jesus.

RiP brother of the Rollingstones I seen them couple times with you are awesome. God bless your family.
Sincerely
Mr. Larry J Ashby

I'm so sorry for your loss. Bobby brought great music in to many lives, I talked to you once many years ago Amber. You also shared pictures with me of Bobby with Keith. Thank you for that.

Bobby,,,Treasured by those who knew Him. An inspiration, genuine soul, and champion of the Sax. You and Your loving family will live in our heart and prayers. God Bless

I got the chance to meet him twice. First when my uncle was in the Stones horn section and then again at a local theather for a showing of Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll. He was a really nice man and will be missed dearly.

I met Bobby Keys in 1980 and I was in a tribute band in Los Angeles called The Rolling Clones. He was so kind to me and even wore a Rolling Clones button that we were giving away. Will never forget that night! Just a down to earth great guy . He will truly be missed!
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Mr. Bobby Keys left his mark on humanity - a warm individual with a gracious heart, a great sense of humor and what a dynamic musical force - a true legend, forever emblazoned deep into the fabric and history of music. I had the great fortune to cross paths with Bobby on several occasions throughout the past 20 plus years... the first was simply hanging out, swapping stories and having a few Red Stripes with him in a small pub in Chattanooga, dozens of cities with the traveling Stones circus...