Bob Lehmann Organist?

I enjoy buying old records from the thrift store (they are all 50 cents each!), and it is easy to find old records.

While browsing the records section the other day, I picked up several records, (one of them was from the 20s!), however, the most mysterious record I found was a record by Bob Lehmann.

It is also signed by Bob Lehmann, and on the back, there is an address in Florida, it's hard to read, as lots of the ink wore off, but it seems to say the town is Pomp Bch Fla, which is the shortened version of Pompano Beach Florida.

I couldn't find any info about Bob Lehmann online. I only found some other of the same records, a few of them signed too. I did, however, find a person named Bob Lehmann in Pompano Beach Florida on a Google Images search, but it seems this Bob Lehmann is the CEO of some business, and he appears to be too young. Could it be the Bob Lehmann organist had a son named Bob Lehmann jr?

One very odd thing is that the label is Capital records, not Capitol records.

I wonder why he didn't get famous, he seems to have been a pretty skilled organist.


Has anyone here heard of Bob Lehmann? Do you have any more info about him?


Photos of the record.

Front


Autograph


Back


Address to somewhere in Pompano Beach Florida.



Full size images (includes images of the other records too.)
http://imgur.com/a/9gIpZ

There were a lot of locally and regionally based organists in the forties and fifties -- the Hammond electric organ, introduced in the late thirties, was much easier to play and much less expensive than a theatre or church organ, and many performers, especially pianists, came to specialize in it. Hammonds were widely used by radio stations, ballparks, skating rinks, and other places where organ music was popular, and it's likely that Mr. Lehmann performed live in such venues, attracting enough notice that a local record company chose to record him.

Thanks for the reply!

This is actually my grandfather. I would love to buy it off you if you ever want to make room in your collection.