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Tag Archives: Robin George
Robin George Passed Away
April 30, 2024
“My most enjoyable job – and I’ve done a lot of different jobs to make a living – is making music. That’s what I do best”: ‘s voice was barely heard over the din of a Wolverhampton pub which the … Continue reading
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Tagged obituary, Robin George
David Byron’s Band Tapes Are Put On The Rocks – Again
April 8, 2024
Next year will mark four decades since the untimely passing of David Byron who shot to fame fronting – the ensemble he created with – yet, possessed by inner demons, was fired to never find new fortunes. The only longplay … Continue reading
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Tagged David Byron, Robin George, The Byron Band
Glenn Hughes And Robin George Legalize Their Joint Effort
September 22, 2023
There are musicians whose archives seem to be bottomless – and not only with regard to concert documents but also to studio recordings, and two of those are two Black Country veterans, and , whose collaboration wasn’t limited to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Glenn Hughes, Robin George
ROBIN GEORGE – Rogue Angels
July 3, 2018
Angel Air 2018 Free agent at last: Black Country guitarist soars in in the Spanish skies to gown in glory. For decades, the legend of was tightly tied in with the names of singers he played with yet, with this … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged hard rock, Robin George
ROBIN GEORGE & DANGEROUS MUSIC – Painful Kiss
July 12, 2016
Angel Air 2016 Black Country guitar slinger gets back to basics to reclaim his legacy. Blinded with his knack for songwriting and fretboard gymnastics, ‘s achievements as producer are easy to overlook, yet it’s this skill set that helps the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, hard rock, Mel Collins, Peter Haycock, Robin George