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As a toddler in New Jersey, George Robb discovered composing music was his true passion. However, he never studied music in a classroom environment.

Many of the songs that are included in the first CD were composed by George in the mid 1940's while he was working for General Motors in Kansas City, as an Industrial Engineer.

In the mid 1950's, two of his melodies were played by the organist at the Radio City Music Hall while George and his wife sat in the audience. As soon as the first song was introduced ("A Crazy Little Mixed-up Affair"), Gabriela exclaimed, "Honey, Honey, that's YOUR SONG!" while several in the audience around her held their forefinger to their lips, "Shsh!"

In the 1960's he moved to Florida to work for NASA and TWA. During that time, he was elected president of the 800-member TWA Management Club, and was the founder and chairman of the 72-member Kennedy Space Center Chorus.

One day he was summoned to the office of the head of NASA Public Relations and to his amazement was asked to prepare the scenario and the music for a nationally televised program about NASA's role in sending a man to the moon in the late 1960's. It was at this time that the melody, "Saga of Space" was composed, among others; however, TWA moved George to Kansas City before the project was completed.

Shortly after he returned to Kansas City in 1968, George founded a 75-member TWA Ambassador Chorus and played an integral role in the dedication ceremonies of the new Kansas City International Airport.

A life-long dream began to take shape when George reached his 80th birthday in 2001. That was the beginning of the recording of the fifteen melodies on the CD, "GEORGE ROBB'S AMERICANA" involving members of the Kansas City Symphony, a male octet from the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, a bass singer from the Ukraine ("Oh Lord, Where's That Man?"), as well as several local bands and many talented artists from the Midwest.

George plans to follow up with many additional CD's comprising a wide variety of original music.

In loving memory of Gabriela and Rick