Bob Stinson

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Bob Stinson was an American guitarist best known as the original lead guitarist and a founding member of the influential alternative rock band The Replacements.

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Bob Stinson canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf guitarist
human
musician
songwriter
activeYearsEnd 1995
activeYearsStart late 1970s
associatedAct Static Taxi
The Bleeding Hearts
The Replacements
birthName Robert Neil Stinson
burialPlace Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minneapolis
causeOfDeath organ failure
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1959-12-17
dateOfDeath 1995-02-18
ethnicity White American
familyName Stinson
foundingMemberOf The Replacements
genre alternative rock
punk rock
rock music
givenName Robert
influencedGenre alternative rock
instrument guitar
language English
memberOf The Replacements
name Bob Stinson
notableAlbumContribution Hootenanny
Let It Be (The Replacements album)
Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash
Tim (The Replacements album)
notableFor being a founding member of The Replacements
being the original lead guitarist of The Replacements
notableWork The Replacements – early recordings
linked to: The Replacements
occupation guitarist
musician
songwriter
placeOfBirth Wadena, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Wadena, Minnesota
placeOfDeath Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minneapolis
positionInBand lead guitarist
recordLabel Sire Records
Twin/Tone Records
residence Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
linked to: Minneapolis
sexualOrientation heterosexual
sibling Tommy Stinson

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The Replacements member Bob Stinson
Bob Stinson name Bob Stinson
Tommy Stinson sibling Bob Stinson
Tommy Stinson relative Bob Stinson
Hootenanny mainPerformer Bob Stinson
Let It Be hasMemberContribution Bob Stinson
Tim mainPerformer Bob Stinson
Bastards of Young performedBy Bob Stinson