Bobby Nunn (R&B musician)  Bobby Nunn is an American R&B music producer, songwriter and vocalist, best known for his Top 15 US "Billboard" R&B chart hit single, "She's Just a Groupie." Nunn's big opportunity came through his association with Rick James. Nunn played keyboards and sang background on some of James's early Motown recordings. As a solo artist, Bobby Nunn co-produced his 1982 debut Motown album, "Second to Nunn", with Winston Monseque. He wrote or co-wrote all but one of the tracks. The album was successful, hitting No. 14 on the R&B charts. The lead single, "She's Just A Groupie", hit No. 15 on "Billboard"′s R&B singles chart. On the US Dance chart, the song went to No. 28. The chorus from "She's Just A Groupie" was used as the chorus on "Snoop Doggs" song "Groupie" from his double platinum album, "Tha Doggfather". It's sung by Charlie Wilson. Bobby performed on American Bandstand, Soul Train, Thicke of the Night and other shows during the time. Nunn's 1983 follow-up album, "Private Party", despite some favorable reviews, failed to equal the success of his first release. His single release, "Don't Knock It (Until You Try It)", peaked at No. 65 in the UK Singles Chart in February 1984. The album also spawned a club favorite, "Hangin' Out at the Mall," which featured Tata Vega.Later in the 1980s Bobby Nunn wrote and produced the 1988 Grammy nominated top 5 hit song "Rocket 2U" for The Jets. As a teenager, Nunn honed his writing, producing, singing, musician, and engineering skills at MoDo Records. The MoDo studio was located in the basement of the Nunn family home in Buffalo, New York. Bobby with childhood friend Gene Coplin, was half of the MoDo duo known as Bob & Gene. Along with Bob and Gene's, the many records that came out of Modo have been rediscovered by classic record collectors around the world. In 2001, collector and soul music enthusiast David Griffiths came across a 45 from Bob & Gene, a cover of Marvin Gaye's "If This World Were Mine." Intrigued by what he heard, he contacted MoDo's founder William Nunn Sr, who then gave Griffiths all of Bob & Gene's old tapes.