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Doc Robinson

Rank #9 Chicago, IL Jazz / Funk / Fusion

50% of sales go to the charity Fender Music Foundation.

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Members: Marcus Robinson, Peter Chwazik/ Will Howardon bass,Ernie Adams on drums (Skeeto Valdez on video), Tim Gant on keys (Brandon Chase on video), Dawn Bur...

Sounds Like: Carlos Santana, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis, John Coltrane

Label: MarcusRobinsonMusic

Manager: Marcus Robinson

Bio: Marcus Robinson, a native of Miami, Fl, was born into a family of highly talented singers and musicians in the "praise music" genre. After discovering a love of guitar and vocals at the age to 10, he played with numerous local bands in area. Notable players from that nascent circle of development... See Full Bio

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Doc Robinson has a show on 05/19/2013 at 07:30 PM @ Martha's Midw... in Mishawaka, IN http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/200824259 #concert

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"... The Doc Robinson Band uses a heavy dose of the Crusaders, throws in the finesse of the Marcus Miller/Mile Davis collaboration, and adds sheer funk and versatility reminiscent of George Duke and Herbie Hancock’s Headhunters band."

— Keith Hanaleck, MuzikMan

"If funk is your ache, then the Doc Robinson Band is your cure..."

— Dave Moskal, Muskie's Juke Joint

“Every so often a band comes along that serves up their own piping hot original recipe on a silver shiny platter. Fresh quality ingredients you know and love are put to new creative uses and simmered together in tasty ways you had not thought of. Gun Metal Black (now better known as the Doc Robinson Band) is just such a band. Part rock, part jazz, part funk, and all jam, the Doc Robinson Band is a blistering fusion of sound and styles for the new millennium. ”

— Sean Colon, In Michiana

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