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Live Apprearances
Friday, July 29, 2011
The First Annual Boston Jazz Fest will set sail
Presented by the Seaport World Trade Center
A 3-hour excursion aboard the Spirit of Boston
Starting with a full course Gourmet Dinner followed by
LIVE performances by some of Boston's World Class performing artists:
Pat Braxton, Grace Kelly, The Inspirations, and the Al Vega Trio
8 to 11 pm
Purchase tickets and/or get more information:
www.PatBraxton.com
www.bostonproductions.com
www.alvegatrio.com
Boston Harbor is gonna be aglow with the best in Jazz!
Pat Braxton, one of Boston's premier pop and jazz vocalists has been performing our song 'Please Find Me A Place In Your Heart,' which was placed on the 2010 Grammy Awards ballot by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
Our new song 'Please Find Me A Place in Your Heart' is:
"A new soft ballard to help us through very hard times..."
It is now being played on these wonderful radio stations:
WLLI 100.7 FM
Tiverton/New Bedford, MA
WRAL 1320 AM
Attleboro/Providence, RI
Request Lines: 401-273-6734 and 401-273-1555
Listen www.universal7radio.com
Sunday 10-1 PM EST
WCUW 93.1 FM
Worcester, MA
Request Line: 1-508-753-2284
Monday & Thursday 9-12 Noon
Listen www.wcuw.org
WNRI 1380 AM - 'Doo Wop Diner Show'
Woonsocket, RI
Request Lines: 1-800-949-9674 and 401-769-0600
Listen www.wnri.com
Saturday 5-7 PM & Sunday 4-6 PM EST
WOON 1240 AM
Woonsocket, RI
Request Line: 401-766-1240
Listen www.onworldwide.com
Sunday 1-4 PM EST
Our WHOLE ALBUM is being played on GMMY Radio Networks
Hosted by Frank E.Dee at www.gmmy.com
A Few Words with Don Robinson
Interviewed by Papa Joe Fiske of www.jhf-website.com
I was born in 1936 and during the late '30s and through the '40s, I heard a lot of great, inspiring music pouring out of our AM radio! There was big band, jazz, pop, etc. So way back then the seeds of great and diversified music were being planted in 'Don's Musical Garden.
The Inspirations are a duo that was formed way back
in the early '50s as a five-member singing group. John Eddith
and I were part of that group out of North Cambridge, MA.
But soon things got too complicated, so each one went his
separate way except John and I. John and I really loved
music and really wanted to sing, but what were we to do?
While listening to some of our favorite songs an idea hit us like a ton of records! The idea, why not form a duo. Jessie and Marvin singing 'Dream Girl' and 'Daddy Loves Baby' and Shirley and Lee singing 'Let the Good Times Roll' were having great success. Why not us? Not only was it less complicated to work with a duo, but what really held the duo together was that John and I were best friends. We started imitating other acts such as Jessie and Marvin, Shirley and Lee, Robert and Johnny ('We Belong Together'), Don and Juan ('What's Your Name'), Gene and Eunice ('This Is My Story'), and Mickey and Sylvia ('Love Is Strange').
And then another idea fell on us like a ton of 45s! We noticed that these duos were successful because they were singing their own original songs. So we started writing our own songs and the first two songs we recorded were 'Got But One Heart' and 'I Did Everything I Could.' We recorded these songs way back in 1961 at the Ace Recording Studio in Boston, MA.
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