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Robinson made her recording debut as one of several Hair veterans invited to sing background on Todd Rundgren’s Something/Anything? album released in 1972. In 1973 she spent time in Japan with Itsuro Shimoda, with whom she did session work on his album Love Songs and Lamentations and toured nationally.
In 1980 Robinson moved from RCA to Ariola Records, Warren Schatz having assumed the position of COO at Ariola. However Schatz did not continue as Robinson’s producer at Ariola but respecting her wishes to move in a new musical direction he had her record at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios with Clayton Ivey and Terry Woodford producing the single “Nothin’ But a Heartache”, the recording of the Michael McDonald composition being Robinson’s sole Ariola release. She subsequently resumed recording dance music with Schatz with releases on a number of labels: Prelude, Promise, Perfect and Profile, with the last-named releasing her dance version of “To Sir With Love,” which became a surprise Top Ten hit in Australia in 1984. Robinson’s next release, a remake of “Everlasting Love,” in 1984 was her last recording for almost fifteen years, apart from the track “Grab Them Cakes”, a duet with Junkyard Dog featured on The Wrestling Album (1985). “Grab Them Cakes” was issued as a single, with Cyndi Lauper miming the guitar in the music video.
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