Rob Robson

A song about family funerals and how I feel about them.

A song about the English Civil War. The blackbird's song was recorded in my garden one summer evening.

A tribute to the men and women who worked the coal mines in the North East England and elsewhere of course. Those mines no longer exist and in particular this song is a tribute to my 2X great grandfather, George Robson, who died in the 1858 Page…

Inspired by Billy Collins' Poem "Aimless Love".

Simply, a song about the horrific waste of life of the two World Wars but more generally applicable in the current climate.

Thought VIOLET would be a nice ending for Dogwood Days. It's an instrumental foreshadowing me new and completely instrumental CD called WHAT MUST PASS. I'll be uploading tracks from this soon.

Travelling is all very nice but don't be away too long.......

Waiting at Heathrow when the Virgin Air Crew walked through was where this started....

A cold wet night, a couple of hours to get to the airport to catch a flight, cars swishing past, and waiting for that airport shuttle...thinking back....

When I was young we lived opposite a big play area - lots of grass and trees and bushes to rampage around - and in the middle a tarmac playground with the "amusements" - a witches hat (aka umbrella), a long rocking horse with saddles along its…

A song about the ending of slavery in Britain....

A song for all those who drive trucks for a living and have to be away on the roads for days on end.

The perils of the sea and love!

A tribute to the men and women who worked the coal mines in the North East England and elsewhere of course. Those mines no longer exist and in particular this song is a tribute to my 2X great grandfather, George Robson, who died in the 1858 Page…

A tribute to the men and women who worked the coal mines in the North East England and elsewhere of course. Those mines no longer exist and in particular this song is a tribute to my 2X great grandfather, George Robson, who died in the 1858 Page…

A tribute to the men and women who worked the coal mines in the North East England and elsewhere of course. Those mines no longer exist and in particular this song is a tribute to my 2X great grandfather, George Robson, who died in the 1858 Page…

A tribute to the men and women who worked the coal mines in the North East England and elsewhere of course. Those mines no longer exist and in particular this song is a tribute to my 2X great grandfather, George Robson, who died in the 1858 Page…

A song about the English Civil War. The blackbird's song was recorded in my garden one summer evening.