List of Films and Television Shows With Music Credits For Robb
| Film/TV | Credits |
|---|---|
| Love N' Dancing | Music Supervisor
Producer/Engineer/5.1 Mixing Composer/Arranger/Contractor B3/synthesizer/Wurlitzer/Piano/vibes/percussion/ BG vocals Over 30 orig. custom songs |
| The Story of Hudson Hawk | Engineer, Bruce Willis & Robert Kraft piano interview |
| Masters of Horror: John Carpenter’s Cigarette Burns | Music Supervisor
Producer/Engineer/Mixing |
| Lackawanna Blues | Producer/Engineer/Mixing
Arranger/Contractor B3/Wurlitzer Orig. prods. w/Mos Def, Macy Gray, Robert Bradley |
| Just Friends | Producer/Engineer/Mixing
“Into Your Arms” (The Lemonheads) |
| Punch Drunk Love | Producer/Engineer/Mixing
“He Needs Me” (Shelley Duvall) |
| Run Ronnie Run | Producer/Engineer/Mixing
“Ass Kickin’ Fat Kid” theme song w/Scott Ian (Anthrax) & Samantha Maloney (Hole) |
| John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars | Music Supervisor
Producer/Engineer/5.1 Mixing Fender Rhodes Carpenter’s score w/Anthrax, Steve Vai, Buckethead, Elliot Easton, Robin Finck |
| The Other Sister | Engineer/Mixing
“Mrs. Robinson” (The Lemonheads) |
| Don Juan DeMarco | Engineer/Mixing
Orig. prods. w/Selena, Sol de Mexico (incls. Sp. vers. Bryan Adam’s theme) |
| John Carpenter's Vampires | Music Supervisor
Producer/Engineer/5.1 Mixing Arranger/Contractor B3/percussion Carpenter’s score w/Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Jeff Baxter |
| The Experts | Engineer/5.1 Mixing
“Back in the USSR” remake |
| Twins | Engineer/5.1 Mixing
Orig. score prod w/composer Randy Edelman |
| The Great Outdoors | Engineer/5.1 Mixing “Land of a Thousand Dances” remake w/ WilsonPickett & The Elwood Blues Revue
“Hot Fun in the Summertime” remake w/The Elwood Blues Revue & Sam Moore |
| Satisfaction | Engineer/Mixing Orig. soundtrack w/Justine Bateman, Julia Roberts, Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn & James Burton |
| Innerspace | Producer/Engineer/Mixing “Twistin’ the Night Away” w/Rod Stewart end titles theme |
| Dragnet | Engineer, Mixing “Just the Facts” theme & other songs w/Dan Akroyd |
| Melanie | Producer/Engineer/Mixing “You Saved My Soul” theme & other songs w/Burton Cummings |
| Neighbors | Producer/Engineer/Mixing End title theme w/Fear (Belushi’s pick, but rejected) |
| Popeye | Producer/Engineer/Mixing Orig. Harry Nilsson songs w/Shelley Duvall, Robin Williams |
| Down and Dirty Duck | Engineer, Mixing B3, Wurlitzer, piano, BG vocals Orig. soundtrack w/Flo & Eddie (The Turtles) |
| Charmed | Engineer/Mixing Orig. theme song w/Liz Phair & Angelo Badalamenti |
| Crime Story | Producer/Engineer/Mixing Series theme song remake of “Runaway” w/Del Shannon |
| The Nutcracker: A Fantasy on Ice | Engineer/Mixing Lorne Greene’s narration |
| The George Burn’s Special | Live Broadcast Engineer/Mixer |
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