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100% Organic with Real Juice... Rob Tobias writes and plays roots music inspired by folk, blues, jazz, reggae, pop, sing-along and spiritual styles.
His groups include Rob & The Blueside,
The Northwest Express, Rob Tobias & Friends
and Singing Alive.
Please sign the guestbook here
Quotes and Comments
From Sara Zolbrod about the song circle at Tsunami Books
"Rob, thanks SO much for organizing and leading the singing last week.
That was so much fun for me and it means a lot to me that people like you
make opportunities like it. Just wanted to thank you for your lovely style of
leadership and sharing with other people as you did."
From Alan Ash at the Ad Olam (adolam.org) Singing Alive event:
"That was real nice yesterday, thank you for your giving to the community as you seem to do on a regular basis."
From Rabbi Hanan Sills of Ad Olam, Synagogue Without Walls:
"Your new melody that we used in our service reminds me of Shlomo at his best. It's a story in song without words, real soul singing and channeling."
From Rabbi Hanan Sills of Ad Olam, Synagogue Without Walls:
"Your new melody that we used in our service reminds me of Shlomo at his best. It's a story in song without words, real soul singing and channeling."
From Greg Fremstad & Maggie Vargas at the Koho Bistro venue:
"Maggie and I really enjoyed your music last night at Koho's. You two(Rob & Ralph) really have a lot of talent and put on a good gig."
From Vicy Megowan
"My favorite of all your songs is still "Traveling Again." I usually play it the most when listening to your CD. I love the lyrics in "Hope for the Future" and see it as a song that can awaken or re-kindle parts of us to make this world a better place. There's something about setting a theme to music that can awaken us on a more sub-conscious level too because it's more emotional than the spoken word.
From Royce Jones, songwriter
"Rob, I had to write to tell you how much I'm enjoying your song blogs.
I can't tell you which one I like the best, for I find myself listening to all of them again and again. By the way, your arrangement of "Why Won't You Bring the Troops Home, Uncle Sam?" is great. You really capture the spirit of the song. Thanks, and keep those songs coming!"
From the Sante Fe Art Opening
"Rob, you did what no else in Sante Fe does. You brought people together and into the gallery. I'm very happy." Adieb KhadoureFrom Tsunami Books CD concert
"I loved the music. Thanks for sharing your gifts with all of us lucky people. I especially felt moved by your Jordan River Song. I felt that Great Spirit was truly present with your entire band when you sang that and shared what you did. Thanks again." AmiraFrom the Tree of Life Bookstore:
"What a wonderful performance! Such talented people, such deep feeling in your playing, resonating with each other. Want to hear more!!"
George Lachman
From Solala Towler at June 11 Interfaith service
"That was a great song (Avinu Malkeinu). Very moving. I think it's your best."