New Music from Robin! "Mary, Janey and Me" - from Robin McNamara's 10-track album, Stuck in the 60s.  Written by Robin with Jeff Barry and Neil Goldberg, this song raised quite a few eyebrows when Robin first recorded it in 1970 - and even more so when folks realized what the song was really about!   "When people first hear the title, they think the song is about marijuana.  But, once they've listened to the song, they realize it's about a whole different 'drug!'"  Robin says, adding, "Compared with what artists are getting away with these days, this song is a cartoon."   This version was produced by Jeff Barry, who also produced the original recording back in the day.  As Jeff told Robin: "A little controversy never hurts!" Robin McNamara's new single, "The Prophet and The King," is an ode to John Lennon and Elvis Presley.   Robin: "If you think about it, if it were not for John Lennon and Elvis Presley, rock & roll never would have sustained the way it has or at the very least [it would have] taken a whole different direction."   "Mary, Janey and Me" and "The Prophet and The King" are from the new 10-song album Stuck in the 60s, by Robin McNamara & Friends.  It is available for download from the following vendors: Also available from eMusic, IMVU, MediaNet, Napster, Nokia, Rhapsody, ShockHound, Spotify, Thumbplay, and Zune.

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	Robin was born and raised in Newton, Massachusetts.  In the late 60's, he traveled to New York City, where he became a cast member of the Broadway musical Hair, playing the lead role of Claude from 1969 through 1971.  In 1970, Robin had a Top Ten hit with "Lay a Little Lovin' On Me." Check out the Robin McNamara Interview for a complete bio, and watch this site for updates on Robin's current projects.

	Stop by the Recent News page to see what Robin's been up to lately Check out the video of Robin performing on the TV show Upbeat in 1970.