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Robin Batteau

Violinist - guitarist - singer-songwriter Born 12.01.1948, Boston, MA USA He is a Harvard educated commercial jingle writer who began his recording career supporting [a370499]. Following the release of John Parker Compton collaboration in 1971 and a pair of Pierce Arrow albums on [l1866] in the mid 70s, he and fellow band member [a755318] teamed up to form Buskin & Batteau. Robin is the brother of singer songwriter [a=David Batteau].

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• Jazz, Ballads & Blues
• Rosalie
• It's What We Do, Volume 1, 1995
• Free To Be...A Family
• Beau Woes And Other Problems Of Modern Life
• The Boy With The Violin / When I Need You Most Of All
• Sweet Melodies In The Night
• Don't Blink
• Rants And Romance
• Tribute To A Songpoet - Songs Of Eric Andersen
• Colorful Lights
• Silver Skies Blue
• Sunjay
• Cold Pizza For Breakfast
• Tip Toe Guys: The Soul Of - A Story Of Zulu Harmony
• What I Know
• Pieces Of Paradise
• Buď Pořád Se Mnou 2
• Born To The Breed - A Tribute To Judy Collins
• Live At Turk's Head Coffeehouse
• Women Of A Certain Age
• 101 Rock 'N' Roll Hits
• Best Of
• Live At Symphony Hall, Boston
• Blame It On My Youth
• The Very Best Of Tom Rush: No Regrets
• Sylvia Hotel
• What's That I Hear? The Songs Of Phil Ochs
• Touched By An Angel - The Album
• Hits From The 60's
• Shining My Flashlight On The Moon
• The First Million Miles
• Not Afraid To Fly
• Linus' Talentprobe - "We Are The Champions"
• Old Bitch Warrior
• Follow That Road -2nd Annual Vineyard Retreat
• The Ninth Annual World Folk Music Association Benefit Concert
• The Tide
• Happier Blue
• Fast Folk Musical Magazine - The Tenth Anniversary Fast Folk Revue - Live At The Bottom Line February 20, 21, 22, 1992 (October 1992 - Volume 6 No. 3 & 4)
• Fat City
• Marc Cohn
• Journeys
• Fires Of Eden
• Love Is Gonna Getcha
• Flowers And Stones
• Legacy: A Collection Of New Folk Music
• All-Ears 3
• Free To Be...A Family
• I'm Fine

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