Robin George is the artist I will always remember from the AOR album “Dangerous Music”, which was released in 1985. What I have here and now is a completely reborn Robin with a comeback album that sees our man return to what he’s best known for: a solid hard rock album! “Crying Diamonds” is named after a song that George co-wrote with the late Phil Lynott. Other co-writings include opener “Learn The Dance” (with David Byron) and “Haunted” (with Pete Green). Together with a cover of Lynott’s “King’s Call” and ten other (new) songs, “Crying Diamonds” is an album you should really check out. God almighty!

Producer, song writer - for the likes of Robert Plant & Glenn Hughes, no less! - Vocalist, guitarist and all round Innovator. Robin George is a man who has grown accustomed to playing many roles over the course of his illustrious career. This, though, is perhaps what he does best....  ‘Bluesongs’ is business as usual for the man who almost single handedly ushered in the age of techno AOR with 1985’s seminal ‘Dangerous Music’. It’s a wickedly fine set of mature pop-rock songs, well crafted, superbly played and extremely well produced. In 2004, melodic rock doesn’t get a whole lot better than this!
Times may change, but Robin George is still a force to be reckoned with…and ‘Bluesongs’ is the proof of that!