Robbie Limon's first CD, 'Request Line from the 70s', was released in March, 2005. The titles and original artists are: Going to California (Led Zepplin), Beautiful (Gordon Lightfoot), Lookin’ Out My Back Door (Credence Clearwater), I Have To Say I Love You In a Song (Jim Croce), Mr. Bojangles (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), On My Own (Robbie Limon), Please Come to Boston ( Dave Loggins), Everybody’s Talkin’ (Nilsson), City of New Orleans (Arlo Guthrie), That’s Alright Mama (Elvis Presley), and Crying (Roy Orbison).

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Robbie Limon's second album, '8-TRACKS - Deeper Cuts from the 70s', was released in April, 2006. The titles and original artists are: Castles in the Air (Don McLean), Fly Away (John Denver), Into the Mystic (Van Morrison), Wicked Games (Chris Isaac), Train to Miami (Robbie Limon), Funny How Time Slips Away (Willie Nelson), Tequila Sunrise (The Eagles), Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (John Fogerty), Temptation Eyes (The Grass Roots), Hey Good Lookin' (Hank Williams Sr.), Five Foot Two (various artists).

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'Same Old Talk', was released in June 2009 in response to many requests for Robbie's original works. The songs are personal and the arrangements are a great departure from what has previously been available on compact disc. These are the tunes you won't hear at a public performance.

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From 'Lovesick Blues - The Life and Music of Hank Williams, Sr.', Robbie gives his award-winning characterization of Country Music's first super-star in ‘Tribute to the Master’. All the Hank, Sr. favorites you recall from the 1950s are here, including: Honk Tonk Blues, Setting the Woods on Fire, Mansion on the Hill, I Can't Help it if I'm Still in Love With you, Move It On Over, Jambalaya, Lovesick Blues, I'm So Lonesome I could Cry, Long Gone Lonesome Blues, Cold Cold Heart, Hey Good Looking, Your Cheating Heart, and I Saw The Light. Also included is a song Williams intended to record in 1953 but passed away before the recording session. 'You Can't Keep Me from Loving You' is accompanied by commentary from its writer, Country musician Buddy Allen Ricker. Excerpts from this album may be heard by clicking here.

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'An Evening With Buddy Holly featuring Robbie Limon' contains 15 songs made popular by the Lubbock, Texas phenomenon who enjoyed only 18 months of national fame but influenced generations of rock and roll performers including the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. You will hear: Every Day, Heartbeat, It's So Easy, Rock Around With Ollie Vee, That'll Be the Day, Peggy Sue, Peggy Sue Got Married, Think It Over, Ready Teddy, Maybe Baby, It Doesn't Matter Anymore, Rave On, Not Fade Away, True Love Ways, and Oh Boy. Holly's recording and orchestration techniques were innovative for 1957-1959 and this collection remains faithful to the sound and feel of those early days of rock and roll.

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