Arthur Bod

Arthur Bod

Canadian born, Gary Arthur ‘Bod’ Noubarian started making records in 1970 while in school at Elon University as part of the group Daze End. The group was signed by famed producer Tom Werman to CBS/Epic Records with then CBS head Clive Davis, who changed the group’s name to Robey, Falk & Bod (‘R,F&B’). The group was known for CS&N style harmonies and acoustic guitar work embodied on their only album, Kentucky Gambler. “Lonesome Road,” penned by Arthur, was the only single released from the album before their promising career was cut short by the usual suspects. Eventually, Falk & Bod, together with Budge Witherspoon and Shaw Hayes, created Iguana and were signed to United Artists. Another group known for their harmonies, guitar work and songwriting variety, Iguana managed to record and produce ‘The Winds of Alamar’ album before disbanding a few years later. Fast forward to the present and Arthur Bod is back, continuing the inspired style of R,F B and Iguana, though this time as a solo artist. “As long as I can remember, all I’ve ever wanted to do is write and record, and connect with anyone I can. Music never dies and isn’t bound by age or time. Great sound with relatable content should transcend all of that, and that’s my goal.”

Update this biography »
Complete biography of Arthur Bod »