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It's Over This Time by Robin Mckelle & The Flytones
Robin Mckelle & The Flytones
Artist Biography For Robin Mckelle & The Flytones
Some Have One Life Others Two Or Even Three. During Her Singing Career Robin McKelle Has Been Through More Than One Renaissance. She Came To The Public Eye With A First Album Called Introducing Robin McKelle 2006 Followed By Modern Antique 2008 ‐ Two Big‐band Swing Sessions. “I’d Recorded A Demo Tapes To Get Dates. They Ended Up On A Record‐company Desk And The First Album Was Released With All The Positive Spin That Followed. I Can’t Say I Have Any Regrets I Started Touring All Over The World Playing Bigger And Bigger Venues Thanks To That First Album And Then The Second.” Another Turning Point Came At The Start Of 2010 With Mess Around Breaking With A Certain Classicism And Exploring Themes Borrowed From Different Songwriters ‐ Leonard Cohen Doc Pomus Willie Dixon And The Beatles ‐ But Especially Marking A New Aesthetic Approach In The Form Of A Return To Roots For The Native Of New York State. “People Accepted The Transition Because They Felt It Was Natural. I Could Express My Personality Better In That Soul‐jazz Range. It Was A Sort Of Liberation. Today I Feel Totally At Ease With Myself. It Was A Risk But I Don’t Like Being Tied To The Status Quo.” Robin McKelle Had Already Sung Soul In Her First Life. Influenced By Her Mother A Member Of The Church Choir The Young Robin McKelle Began To Show Her Talent In R&B Groups From The Age Of Fifteen. After Taking Up The Piano And French Horn She Studied Jazz At The University Of Miami 1994‐1996 Before Attending And Graduating From The Berklee College Of Music In Boston 1999 . Moving To The West Coast She Regularly Performed As A Backing Singer. “I Learned My Trade.” She Subsequently Went Back To The Berklee College Of Music As A Teacher And Entered The Thelonious Monk Competition In Washington Winning A Prize In 2004. “Then Came An Uncertain Time. I Sang With Groups We Covered Hits And I Performed At Weddings While I Waited For My Moment To Come.” Now She Is Entering A New Chapter In Her Eventful History Without Looking Back. “From Time To Time I Think About It But It’s All A Long Way Off Now. I Feel As If I’m Beginning Something New With Soul Flower And I’m Looking Forward To Winning The Public Over On Stage.” Indeed When She Performs Live Robin McKelle’s Singing Talent Takes On A Whole New Dimension.
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Robin McKelle & The Flytones - Good Time Robin McKelle & The Flytones - Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood Cyrille Aimée - Where Or When Lils Mackintosh - Crazy Gregory Porter - L-O-V-E Lorez Alexandria - Give Me The Simple Life Cyrille Aimée - Off The Wall Ely Bruna - Take On Me Catherine Russell - Did I Remember Jackie Allen - Dindi Samara Joy - Can't Get Out Of This Mood Samara Joy - Guess Who I Saw Today Helen Merrill - Comes Love Alexis Cole - Whip-Poor-Will Alexis Cole - Chicago, That Toddlin' Town Catherine Russell - Blue And Sentimental Monica Mancini - With My Lover Beside Chris Connor - All About Ronnie Esperanza Spalding - Lest We Forget blood Beverly Kenney - Destination Moon Lorez Alexandria - Dancing On The Ceiling Ely Bruna - I Can't Wait Norah Jones - All This Time Helen Merrill - Mountain High, Valley Low Beverly Kenney - There Will Never Be Another You Zara McFarlane - Captured Part 3 Norah Jones - Visions Kimiko Kasai - Use Me Rosemary Clooney - Fancy Meeting You Here Remastered Anita O'Day - Mack The Knife Stacey Kent - Postcard Lovers Shirley Horn - Too Late Now Madeleine Peyroux - Don’t Wait Too Long Annie Ross - The Way You Look Tonight Remastered Annie Ross - Twisted Remastered Annie Ross - Gipsy In My Soul Remastered Dakota Staton - On Green Dolphin Street Betty Carter - Heart And Soul Lizz Wright - Gospel Medley Lena Horne - Stormy Weather Remastered 2002 Betty Carter - Nothing More To Look Forward To Esperanza Spalding - Let Her Zara McFarlane - Blossom Tree Sarah Vaughan - A Foggy Day Julie London - You Go To My Head Madeleine Peyroux - Don’t Cry Baby Carmen McRae - Even If It Breaks My Heart Lizz Wright - Fellowship Dianne Reeves - Skylark Dianne Reeves - Lullaby Of Broadway
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Biography - Robin Mckelle & The Flytones
Some Have One Life Others Two Or Even Three. During Her Singing Career Robin McKelle Has Been Through More Than One Renaissance. She Came To The Public Eye With A First Album Called Introducing Robin McKelle 2006 Followed By Modern Antique 2008 ‐ Two Big‐band Swing Sessions. “I’d Recorded A Demo Tapes To Get Dates. They Ended Up On A Record‐company Desk And The First Album Was Released With All The Positive Spin That Followed. I Can’t Say I Have Any Regrets I Started Touring All Over The World Playing Bigger And Bigger Venues Thanks To That First Album And Then The Second.” Another Turning Point Came At The Start Of 2010 With Mess Around Breaking With A Certain Classicism And Exploring Themes Borrowed From Different Songwriters ‐ Leonard Cohen Doc Pomus Willie Dixon And The Beatles ‐ But Especially Marking A New Aesthetic Approach In The Form Of A Return To Roots For The Native Of New York State. “People Accepted The Transition Because They Felt It Was Natural. I Could Express My Personality Better In That Soul‐jazz Range. It Was A Sort Of Liberation. Today I Feel Totally At Ease With Myself. It Was A Risk But I Don’t Like Being Tied To The Status Quo.” Robin McKelle Had Already Sung Soul In Her First Life. Influenced By Her Mother A Member Of The Church Choir The Young Robin McKelle Began To Show Her Talent In R&B Groups From The Age Of Fifteen. After Taking Up The Piano And French Horn She Studied Jazz At The University Of Miami 1994‐1996 Before Attending And Graduating From The Berklee College Of Music In Boston 1999 . Moving To The West Coast She Regularly Performed As A Backing Singer. “I Learned My Trade.” She Subsequently Went Back To The Berklee College Of Music As A Teacher And Entered The Thelonious Monk Competition In Washington Winning A Prize In 2004. “Then Came An Uncertain Time. I Sang With Groups We Covered Hits And I Performed At Weddings While I Waited For My Moment To Come.” Now She Is Entering A New Chapter In Her Eventful History Without Looking Back. “From Time To Time I Think About It But It’s All A Long Way Off Now. I Feel As If I’m Beginning Something New With Soul Flower And I’m Looking Forward To Winning The Public Over On Stage.” Indeed When She Performs Live Robin McKelle’s Singing Talent Takes On A Whole New Dimension.
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