My Journey
Has finally brought me
Here

NorthEast Girl
Robin's CD Is Ready!

I live in a beautiful place

And I have been blessed
More than you
Could ever know
So my heart is grateful...

YAZ

My Hero
New England Legend

Saying Goodbye in 1983
Touching our hands
And I wept all day

MySpace Anniversary

It has been 1 year since Robin joined Myspace and began to share her music. In 2007, Robin bought a home recording studio, had to teach herself the basics of recording, then started arranging all her songs, adding backup, multiple instruments and harmonies, all simply just Robin. With more than 3 decades of songs she has written, she recorded 45 original songs in 2007 and 2008, and has hundreds more waiting for her. She also has continued to write new material. It has been long overdue for Robin to deliver her music that has been known and loved through the years to her family and friends. Robin hopes to start appearing all over, sharing her heart, her wonderful sense of humor, and her precious music that has been waiting for her all these years…

Guess what might happen when you decide to
Share your music?

SonicBids Spotlight Artist

Week of June 2, 2008!

SingerUniverse Magazine

THIRD MONTH IN A ROW!
Robin's Song Selected Again!
As One of the Top 5 Vocalists
For June 2008
With her Song
"I Took Lucy Home"
Now Robin is trying to find the formula for being the Winning Entry!!!

SingerUniverse Magazine

Has just Selected Robin
For the 2nd Month In a Row!
As One of the Top 5 Vocalists
For May 2008
With her Song
"1975"

Robin Was Selected
As One of the Top 5 Vocalists
For April 2008
With her Song
"How About Some Sweet Love"

RadioIndy.com

Has just Selected Robin
As a Gold Artist!
Robin Lee Field on RadioIndy.com
Utica Music FestivalRobin was just selected
to perform at the Utica Music Fest
Utica, New York in September!
She actually is going to...
Take those headphones off
Get out of the Studio
And breathe in some fresh air!
More details to come...

Music Nation

Has Robin's Music!
She just entered
The Next GAC Star Contest
Who knows?
Maybe Nashville needs

A NorthEast CowGirl!

News Flash!
May 12 2008
Music Nation Says

"FEATURED ARTISTS ROBIN LEE FIELD This “Next GAC Star” competitor proves that even New England produces future country hitmakers."

Just Some of Robin's Favorites

I am Proud of my Heritage and Ancestry
Greek and French from Dad
Scottish, Welsh, and Cherokee from Mom
Mostly though...
I am Proud to be an American

Please Listen to Joanne Jones.
This is the Woman
That gave me Life
the Precious Gift of Music
And my Heart...
I Love you so much Mom!

She is a lovely 73 years young, (in better shape than her daughter I'm afraid) and I recorded her on Mother's Day in 2007 with my other brother Richard playing keyboards and me on the guitar. Richard is amazing and needs his own MySpace page! He was adopted into our family when he was just a boy (there is a song in my list called just that and I wrote for him) and learned to play the keyboards, guitar and sing after living with us. He is enormously talented with a voice of silk... I love to call him "Mr Smooth"... Anyway, please listen and enjoy my Mom... Her voice only get's better and better and better... And, she's a hoot! Thanks so much for listening, Robin

My STAR, Joanne Jones

My Way
Try a Little Tenderness
Stay Until Tomorrow

Robin's Song Collection

You can listen to Robin's Songs
In the Music Nation Player

THE DEFENDER

Please listen to "The Defender" when you have some quiet time (in the Silver Road Music Player below). I wrote this song for my Mom, Joanne Jones. We both have traveled a long journey in our relationship as Mother and Daughter... "The Defender" tells our story as best I can in a song. This is for you Mom... Always with Love, Rob

1975

Joan Baez was my first idol
There have been only 2 people
That have ever given me chills
When I hear them sing
My Mom, and Joan...

COME A LITTLE CLOSER

Dancing With The Stars
Inspired this Song
And I almost fainted when I hit the high note on this one!

SILVER ROAD

Want to take a spin with me on
SILVER ROAD?

A Celebration of surviving Youth ...barely
And finally FREEDOM when you hit SILVER ROAD
And those darn AARP notifications...

I wrote this song in December 2007, just before Christmas. The arrangement of the song is a first draft and a bit messy. I'm playing with this cool new Guitar Synthesizer (with no idea what the heck I'm doing but having a BLAST) so please keep that in mind!

Anyway, I've got the top down
on my Z3 Roadster...

So, want to come for a ride
with me on SILVER ROAD?

Or perhaps join me in the...
BAT CAVE?

Do you want to know

What I really do for a living?

HIGH TECHNOLOGY will tell you!

More of My Songs

Just to share my music with you

Touches my very heart...

A Trusted Soul

Can have my Heart...

SWEET FORGIVENESS

Sometimes there is Heart Break...

For my Father who I will always love...

FOREVER SHINE

When you have to Say Goodbye...

LOVE IS GONNA BE
THE ANSWER

There is always LOVE...

LOVE KNOCKIN AT YOUR DOOR

And Unexpected LOVE...

KISS KISS KISS

And Fun LOVE!

I've got Tons of LOVE to Share!

I Performed
KISS KISS KISS

At the Mohegan Sun, CT on July 23, 2007.

And was asked by

JACKSON BLUE
KISS 108 FM

What a Blast and Riot!

Robin's Performance on July 23, 2007

Community Auditions, Mohegan Sun, CT

With the most Wonderful Host and Radio Personalities

Lori Grande and Jackson Blue

Well, finally... my Story...

My name is Robin Lee Field, and I was born into a family with wonderful music roots in Southern New Hampshire, and blessed with a mother whose beautiful voice still gives me chills to this day. My mom and dad had a Country&Western band when I was young, called the Westernaires...

Both my older sister Karen and I, at ages 8 and 6, performed with my parents at various fairs and venues in New England, all decked out in traditional western dress. We were backed up by Gracie, our cool steel guitar honky tonk aunt, and a full band, with this emcee fellow named Ralph, who had a french accent and was quite a character! I had a younger brother Jeff too, but he wasn't ready yet to join the band. In years to come he would become the best rock drummer I have ever heard. We also had a radio program on WOTW that would air at 6 am and we would listen every morning all excited about hearing ourselves on the radio! Those were the good times...

It wouldn't be long before I picked up a ukelele, then a guitar and wrote my first song. I was nine years old and felt a burning need to express my innermost feelings in the shape of words and melody... My home life was full of turmoil in those days, and gone were the sweet memories of the Westernaires. My parents had a very painful marriage with all the images one can imagine... no need to say more... and I found I could take my silent feelings of pain, loss, fear, and anger and have them come to life and comfort me in the essence of a song.

I continued to write songs and when I was older, I began playing at coffeehouses in New Hampshire and later Massachusetts. My songs were my personal expressions, and my heart at it's deepest level. Words I couldn't come to say, and feelings I couldn't share with others would all be said in my songs. My style as a teenager, was growing into a blend of country and blues, contemporary and folk with influences from the 70's like Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Dylan, Neil Young, James Taylor and Cat Stevens. I also had a great attraction to ELVIS songs and the Memphis sound, but I was always the biggest fan of my Mom and still am today.

She played professionally, 6 days a week, for years at the Wagon Wheel in Massachusetts, a New England mecca for Country where big names performed there all the time. It is sad to me in some ways that she never wanted to "make it" in the music industry, because her voice is such a gift and the world should hear her. Barbara Mandrell once came to the Wagon Wheel in the 80's, and after hearing my mother sing, she asked her to go on tour with her, but the answer was a firm NO. If you knew Joanne Jones, you would indeed know why. She was never one to compromise herself, but most definately was and is a Star in the purest sense to me... It is so important to acknowledge my mom in my biography, because the gift of music I have been given, came from the woman who gave birth to me. And any person I can touch with the songs I have written, is a testimony to how I have been touched by my mom and her music...

Throughout the years I continued writing and creating, never losing my heart connection, and playing out from time to time, here and there. While my professional life took me in other directions, my music was allowed to develop at it's own pace and time, always a precious gem to me. You can hear the country background in alot of my songs, but also the blues, rock and roll, pop, and traces of the acoustic folk I loved during the 70's. My song collection is really the journal of my life, from heartfelt ballads to up tempo country rock, the music flows from an inner place that feels magical to me, like a rain storm that begins to pour, with rays of the sun shining through... and every once in a while... a beautiful rainbow...

It is time for me after all these years to finally share my songs with you. The most precious gift I could ever wish for, would be to touch you in some way as I have been in my life...

The songs that you will hear were recorded at home by myself. All harmonies and instruments on the recordings are me, except of course for the drums!

All songs have been registered and copywritten with the Library of Congress.

Thanks so much for listening... Warmly, Robin

I'm currently recording my song collection and as always, writing new songs. It seems when it rains in my soul, it pours! I hope to have a CD available soon for you. I so appreciate you listening to my heart...

This Old World
I wrote this song at the beginning of 2008. To not only remind myself, but all of us in this World together...There is always so much more good than bad. I cried when I wrote this song and when I was recording it. I felt the words so deeply... This is an emotional and transitioning time in my life and I believe more than ever in the spirit of our hearts. Even when they are broken from senseless violence that takes precious life, there is always the rise of the sun the next morning to bring new hope for a better day.