Collection: Robey
The move from disco to synth-pop happens fast on these mid-1980s 12-inches. One Night In Bangkok arrives on Silver Blue Records in 1984, Killer Instinct follows on Epic the next year in a Canadian pressing, and I Surrender lands on Chrysalis in 1986, Canadian again.
Don Deadric Robey
Songwriter, producer and record executive, born 1 November 1903 in Houston, Texas, died 16 June 1975 in Houston, Texas.
Founder and owner of several record labels such as Peacock Records (founded 1949) and Back Beat (2) Records (founded 1957). In 1952 he acquired Duke Records. He also owned the mid 60's label Sure-Shot
Do NOT confuse with Don Carter (2) for/with whom he worked. Carter was the owner of the publisher Don Music Co..
As a songwriter, Robey often used the pseudonym Deadric Maloneb.
Copyrighted the song "Farther Up The Road (aka "Further On Up The Road") in 1957 with Joe Veasey as co-writer.
Bill Mack copyrighted the song under his name in March 1961.
Deadric Malone
B. Robey, Bobey, D D Robey, D Robey, D. B. Robey, D. D. Robey, D. D. Roby, D. Robbey, D. Roberty, D. Robery, D. Robey, D. Roby, D. Rovey, D.B. Robey, D.D. Robey, D.D.R., D.R., D.Robey, Dan Robey, Day Robey, Deadric Malone, Don, Don D Robey, Don D. Robey, Don D.Robey, Don Deadric Robey, Don G. Robey, Don O. Robey, Don Robery, Don Roby, Don Ruby, J.Robey, John D. Robey, L Robey, L. Robey, Malone, RoBey, Robbey, Robby, Robey, Robie, Roby, Rodey, Ron Robert, Ron Robey, Rovy
Robey at Rectangle Triangle — 6 records, mostly 12", 1984–1986.
Styles in this crate: Synth-pop, Disco.
Labels represented include Chrysalis, Epic.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
