In March 2007, Robin and
Lori were asked to include it in a compilation
CD for a campaign to
raise awareness about drunk driving.
Look for it on track
6!
and
The folks at these two
organizations are
doing a nationwide effort
involving 40 cities.
Robin and Lori are very
happy to be involved
with the one for their
hometown region.
Here's their myspace link
for it, give it a few moments to load
because it's a busy page.
But worth it!

FUN COVER SONGS
Just click to play these:
CAN
WE FIND A REASON
An "unplugged" style
cover
of the song by Lenny
Kravitz

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By SEAL
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By Lenny Kravitz
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Just for fun- "Love In Vain" by Robert Johnson On an invite from a Professor who was having a birthday recording party at his home was using a theme of "Love In Vain", a tune by the classic bluesman Robert Johnson. Robin was asked to attend, so he could add his musical input and help direct things along. He also supported as bassist and vocalist. Many other musicians lent their sounds, and the following is a quick mixdown by Robin. He used the tracks of his bass and vocals, with the tracks from the piano and sax. No rehearsals, no overdubs, no retakes: |
Remembering
Martin Luther King
Jr.
Robin and Lori recorded
their own version of the
beautiful song by U2
simply titled: "MLK"
OLDER STUFF:
"Your Solace"
Robin's lyrics and emotion were
conveyed via his vocals and the wonderful music
that each bandmember gave to the song,
With the beautiful base concept and melody coming
from
the guitarist-Chris Bergmann, Chris captured Robin's
emotion and meaning
better than anticipated, as the song was written as
a tribute to bandmate
and Robin's wife- Lori for sticking by him through
some dark times in the 90s.
The band worked tirelessly on this song which was
being affectionately
called their "ShineOnYouCrazyDiamond" by local fans
and friends.
Chris and Robin worked together very hard on the arrangement
and this song is a reminder of what they could do
when they worked together.
Everyone poured their hearts into their parts and
it shows.
While producing, editing and mixing down the album
and creating
the package, Robin decided to put this song at the
end of the album,
and as always, checked in with bandmates on the decision.
Your Solace was at first, really only meant to be
a project to
show Lori some love, and to give Robin some self healing
from the autobiographical story related by the lyrics
of the song...
Lori and Robin
hope that the song can simply be the peaceful ballad
of love
and a joyful example of combined efforts that it was
always meant to be, as you can tell by simply listening
to it.
YOUR SOLACE (The World To Me)
A song of love and gratefulness.