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Title: Do You Miss Me
Release date: 2 August, 2005
Record label: Locomotive
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1. Do You Miss Me
2. Walk On The Moon
3. Your Love Is Tough
4. Safest Place (I Wanna Be Strong)
5. What About Us
6. I Wanna Hear It From You
7. Stone By Stone
8. Find A Little Faith
9. Coming Back For More
10. I Don't Wanna Play That Game Anymore
11. Taking A Ride
12. Bring It Back
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Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Robin Beck moved to Daytona Beach, Florida at a very young age. Basically she had no formal vocal training other than standing on the streets with her Afro-American friends singing songs all day long. She was discovered by a local musician (Alex London) who got Robin her first professional job with Johnny Conklin, a local musician... Robin learned the art of singing and landed her first recording contract (for a single entitled “Still In Love”).
Back in New York, Robin started to work on different projects including the Broadway musical "Got To Go Disco" and finally started a proper recording career with the release of her first album “Sweet Talk” in 1979. While living in the Big Apple, she started to become involved in the jingle business and it was during that period that she got to work with some of the greatest musicians in the world to this day. And it was thanks to a jingle that Robin’s name came to prominence in 1988 when the song “First Time” (a Coca-Cola theme tune) became a major hit (scoring a n.1 in the UK charts!) worldwide.
This brought her to a new start in the recording career. The subsequent album “Trouble or Nothin’” featured contribution from such luminaries as Steve Lukather (Toto), Paul Stanley (KISS), Diane Warren and Desmond Child to name a few and is still today regarded as one of the best female AOR records ever!
After the“Human Instinct”, (1992) and “Can’t Get Off” (1994) her long awaited return to melodic rock happens finally in 2005 with “Do You Miss Me”, a beautiful piece of melodic rock music with superb original songs offered by Marc Jordan (Kansas, Cher, Amanda Marshall), Amy Sky (Heart), Desmond Child (Bon Jovi, Kiss), Michael Bolton and Chris Pelcer (Peter Cetera, Van Zant) and is destined to please all the fans that have appreciated her most rocking efforts like "Trouble or Nothin'" or "Human Instinct".
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