instruments played:
Harmonica, Piano, Kazoo, Guitar, Mandolin, Voice, Songwriting

bio ::
Robb teaches voice, guitar and songwriting at River Valley Music Center. As well as maintaining a busy touring schedule with his band, "Some Guy Named Robb". Robb teaches Monday through Wednesday and enjoys spending time with his family.

He has had vocal training in college at Arkansas Tech University under the instruction of Ray Wheeler and Nita Herrick. He has been playing guitar for over 16 years and piano for over 25 years.

He likes long walks on the beach and dreamy sunsets. He loves Rachmoninoff and Percy Bysshe Shelley and Emily Dickenson. He also really loves God but no one wants to hear about that. He digs people that are sincere and likes it when his kids tickle him and he calls them little monkeys and makes them laugh as he throws them across the room.

He won the Nobel Peace Prize back in '74 and was one of the main reasons Ike and Tina Turner split up.

He writes children's books in his spare time and constructs models of naval fleets with Lego's. He likes to run around his house screaming, "It's time to dance!!"

He has had over 3000 performances in the past nine years and played in front of thousands of people. Kings, queens, presidents, dictators, mayors, governors, and a lot of jokers. He likes to make fun of mean people and belittle them. He befriends strangers and then plays practical jokes on them. He likes to dress down and then pretend to hitchhike. He wonders why no one ever picks him up.

He fills in for the occasional nurse and doctor and does the job better because he actually has a heart.

He is more powerful than Chuck Norris.

He will steal your heart.

He has acted in the plays Phantom of the Opera, Fiddler on the Roof and shared many stages with Sister Hazel, Ani Difranco, Ryan Adams and Bono. (Bono was not actually on the stage at the same time) (He had to go potty.)

Robb bench presses a lot.

He doesn't like girls that talk all the time. Or boys really. Or anyone.

He likes movies and not knowing what's going to happen next. Even though he figures stuff out pretty easily.