Robert Jay Band
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Robert Jay Band | |
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| Genres | Funk, blues, jazz, rockpop en soul |
| Labels | 2120tracks |
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The Robert Jay Band, formerly known as Frisbee and JIRO, is a Dutch band centered around guitarist, singer and composer Robert J. Reinders, who lives in Amsterdam. The music style of the Robert Jay Band is a combination of funk, blues, jazz, rock pop and soul. The Robert Jay Band is inspired by artists and bands such as Sting, Santana, Miles Davis and Stevie Wonder.[1]
Biography[edit]
The Robert Jay Band released the single "Red Bullet" in 1994. The song was picked up by Frits Spits who played the song in his program De Avondspits. As a result, the Robert Jay Band signed a recording contract with EMI and went on various club tours at home and abroad.[2] During these tours the band was accompanied by musicians such as Hans Duffer, Cesar Zuiderwijk, Ton Dijkman, Cees ten Dam, Will Maas, Roger Cicero, Michel van Schie, Jimi Bellmartin, Martin Verdonk and Nippy Noya. Since 2019, the Robert Jay Band has been playing with Tollak Ollestad as the new lead singer. In 2019, 25 years after the first release, the remake of ''Red Bullet'' with new lead singer Tollak Ollestad was also released.[3]
Discografie[edit]
Singles[edit]
- Bring It On Home To Me, 1990.
- Red Bullet, 1994, EMI.
- Doreen, 1994, EMI.
- What A Job, 1995, EMI.
- Penthouse In Heaven, 2017, 2120tracks.
- Raining in the Snow, 2021, 2120tracks.
- Vince, with Alex Julius, 2021, 2120tracks.
- Change Will Come, with Thonie Romain, 2021, 2120tracks.
- My Start, 2021, 2120tracks.[4]
EP[edit]
- The Paradiso Sessions part 1, 2021, 2120tracks.
- The Paradiso Session part 2, 2021, 2120tracks.[5]
External links[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ {{ngMeta['author']}}. "{{ogTitle !== undefined ? ogTitle : ngMeta['ogTitle']}}". www.paradiso.nl. Retrieved 2022-12-21.
- ↑ Ufkes, Adrie (2022-09-20). "Een raadselachtige Romeinse koepeloven uit Hengelo (Ov.)". Paleo-aktueel (32): 61–67. doi:10.21827/pa.32.61-67. ISSN 1572-6622.
- ↑ "Robert Jay Band – De website van de Robert Jay Band!" (in Nederlands). Retrieved 2022-12-21.
- ↑ "MEDIA – Robert Jay Band" (in Nederlands). Retrieved 2022-12-21.
- ↑ "MEDIA – Robert Jay Band" (in Nederlands). Retrieved 2022-12-21.
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