Jimmy Bowen is an American record producer and rockabilly musician born November
30, 1937 in Santa Rita, New Mexico. Born James Albert Bowen, Bowen grew up in
Texas and played bass guitar in Buddy Knox's band Rhythm Orchids. In 1956, the
group recorded Knox's “Party Doll” and Bowen's “I'm Stickin' with You”, both
released by Roulette Records and selling over a million copies. Moving to Los
Angeles in 1960, Bowen worked with Glen Campbell before becoming a producer for
Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, producing Sinatra's Number 1 hit “Strangers in
the Night”. In 1988, Bowen became p...