Robert James "Bob" Harries

Very sad to hear Bobbie passed. He will be missed by all those lucky enough to be his friend. My sincere condolences to his family & his many friends.
Attached is photo (apologies don’t know who took it) of Max Creek on the porch of his custom built house in New Hartford CT; When I was drummer in Creek, during some of the bands full-time years, we recorded the album MCMXC (1990) at his place. He was our number Fan and executive Producer—always rooting for us to take it as far as we...

Rest in Peace Bob

My memories of Bob are of an easy going intelligent guy, witty-joker type who played a solid game of basketball. Bob and I played for Bunnell in 1973 our sophomore year. We went 1-19. We would sit there deep on the bench hoping not to go in with a cold sweat. Although my memory is a little fuzzy I remember us chuckling at the antics out on the floor.. He had this high arching shot that he put up off the dribble that was his signiture. He was also a pioneer of the no-look pass. ...

My memories of Bob are of an easy going intelligent guy, witty-joker type who played a solid game of basketball. Bob and I played for Bunnell in 1973 our sophomore year. We went 1-19. We would sit there deep on the bench hoping not to go in with a cold sweat. Although my memory is a little fuzzy I remember us chuckling at the antics out on the floor.. He had this high arching shot that he put up off the dribble that was his signiture. He was also a pioneer of the no-look pass. ...

Rest in peace old friend, I won't forget all the basketball we played and concerts we went to and just the hanging out we did in high school and college, hard to believe that was so long ago...