Homepage Biographical Information Photo Gallery Record Flights Sound Clips Video Clips Souvenirs Event Archives Celebration of Life Contact Us Bobbi's Special Links: Artist Nixon Galloway AVweb AWAM GladysOdonnell.com Julie Clark's American Aerobatics Ninety-Nines OneSixRight.com Pioneers of Aviation History Plane Mercantile San Diego Aerospace Museum Women in Aviation Women in Aviation Resource Center Women Fly WASPS www.BobbiTrout.com sponsored by: Aviatrix Enterprises PO Box 160063 Nashville, TN 37216 Phone: (615) 227-6177 email us ©2002-2017 Bobbi Trout/Aviatrix Enterprises All Rights Reserved		Musician Bobbi Trout Yep, you read that correctly. Bobbi was not only a pilot and an inventor, but she was also a musician. She played steel guitar, ukulele, drums and loved to sing. Click the CD icon to hear the .wav sound clips. (The files are just over 1MB and may take a few minutes to download with a slow connection.) Bobbi sings Zorah, and is accompanied by Florence "Pat" Lewis, co-owner of the Trout-Lewis Manufacturing business. Pat was a former music teacher who taught at the Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis. She and Bobbi were partners in many business ventures, such as a deburring service for plane parts and a Safety-View mirror business. Zorah was recorded on the day that Bobbi and Pat met in 1943. "I rolled out the piano, and Pat said, 'That's too small to play on,' and I said, 'Oh, you can do it, get over there and play and I'll sing.'" Bobbi sang and Pat played most of that day. Bobbi sings Song of the Nile accompanied by her mother Lola Denman at her mother's home in Toluca Lake, 1952.