Pete Robinson - after Quatermass

Peter Robinson... before and after

	Chris Farlowe with The Hill From Here To Mama Rosa Polydor 1970 This very rare album of 1970 features an excellent version of Black Sheep Of The Family. When Peter Robinson moved from this short-lived band to Quatermass he took this song with him as the opener for the album. Steve Hammond was also on this record.		Various Artists Jesus Christ Superstar MCA MAPS 2075/6 1970 The musicians featured on this magnificent double album were mostly "borrowed" from bands signed either to Harvest or to Vertigo. Peter Robinson is credited as playing in the core band, and John Gustafson sings the part of Simon Zealotes.

		The Big Three Resurrections Polydor 1973 A "reunited" Big Three album featuring original members John Gustafson and Brian Griffiths along with Elton John drummer Nigel Olsson. Peter Robinson guests on some tracks with fierce rock'n'roll piano.
Chris Barber's Travelling Band Get Rolling! Polydor 1969 Produced by Steve Hammond.			Chris Farlowe with The Hill Black Sheep Of The Family / Fifty Years Polydor 1970
		Includes a cover version of Quatermass track Laughing Tackle. Thanks to Dominik Engel of Germany for bringing this record and others to our attention! We asked Ann Odell why she chose to perform Laughing Tackle. Her reply is placed here with her permission. "I wanted to do 'Laughing Tackle' because the composer and founder member of Quatermass, Pete Robinson, is a friend. We met as students at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Regards, Ann"
Ann Odell A Little Taste DJM DJLPS 434 1973	Chopyn Grand Slam Jet / Polydor 2310 383 1975

Yvonne Elliman Food Of Love Purple TPS 3504 1973 John Gustafson also contributes	Yvonne Elliman I Can't Explain / Hawaii Purple 1973 Rare 45 featuring Yvonne's own ballad Hawaii on the B-side	Teresa Brewer In London with Oily Rags Amsterdam 1973 In 1973, 50s singing star Teresa Brewer recorded two albums in London with session musicians including Peter Robinson and John Gustafson. This is one, the other is titled Music Music Music.	Teresa Brewer In London Signature 1984 This is a compilation taken from the two albums Music Music Music and In London With Oily Rags.
		Note: Oily Rags is the artistic name of Chas Hodges & Dave Peacock. (Hodges worked with Mick Underwood in The Outlaws, further strengthening the Quatermass connection.)
	Lynsey De Paul Sugar Me / Storm In A Teacup MAM (MAM 81) 1973 This song was featured in a TV series called Single Luck, about One Hit Wonders. John Gustafson was interviewed and mentioned that he couldn't recall the session.		Lynsey De Paul Surprise MAM SS 504 1973

Carly Simon No Secrets Elektra 1972	Gloria Gaynor Love Tracks Polydor 2391 385 1978	Gloria Gaynor I Have A Right Polydor 2391 426 1979	Frida Something's Going On Polydor 1982

Brand X Masques Passport PB9829 1978	Brand X Do They Hurt Charisma CAS 1151 1980	Brand X Product Charisma 9124 045 1979	Bryan Ferry Another Time Another Place Island ILPS 9284 1974
Brand X was Phil Collins' hobby band. In a recent TV interview he said he liked Brand X because it swings whereas Genesis didn't.

Suntreader Zin Zin Island HELP 13 1973 An experimental jazz-rock album on the short-lived black Island label	Suntreader The Voyage North By Northwest NNW002 2001	Morris Pert (Suntreader) The Music Of (Luminos, Chromoshere etc) Chantry ABM21 1975
	Peter Robinson wrote all the string arrangements on this album. Some sections are strongly reminiscent of Laughing Tackle from Quatermass' own album. Roy Phillips of the Peddlers wrote: "Pete did do some keyboard work on the Suite London album". Thanks, Roy!
The Peddlers Suite London (Euro version) Odeon/Stateside 5C062-93367 1972		The Peddlers Suite London (UK version) Philips 1972

Phil Collins Hello I Must Be Going WEA 99263 1982	Phil Collins Face Value WEA 99 143 1984	Eric Clapton Behind The Sun Duck 925166-1 1985	Al Stewart Time Passages RCA PL 25173 1978
Peter Robinson also accompanied Phil Collins onstage. It is not known whether any live recordings of this era exist.

Shawn Phillips Second Contribution A&M AMLS 2006 1971	Shawn Phillips Do You Wonder	Shawn Phillips Transcendence	Shawn Phillips Another Contribution

Shawn Phillips Bright White A&M AMLH 64402 1974	Shawn Phillips Beyond Here Be Dragons	Shawn Phillips Collaboration	Shawn Phillips No Category
Peter Robinson played with Shawn Phillips for many years.

Shawn Phillips Spaced	Shawn Phillips Furthermore A&M AMLH 68278 1974	Shawn Phillips Rumplestiltskin's Resolve A&M 1976
	David Garriock They Call Me Geordie CBS 1975 David Garriock is an Englishman living in Denmark, and the producer was Quatermass producer Anders Henriksson. (Thanks to Torben Nielsen for this info).

Zakarrias Zakarrias Deram 1971 This is considered to be the rarest of all albums released on the Deram label, although a reissue was made in the 90s.	Jerry Lee Lewis The Session Recorded In London Mercury 1973 John Gustafson and Peter Robinson play together on one track.	Allan Clarke Self-titled LP EMI 1974	Ian Gillan Naked Thunder Teldec 9031-71899-2 1990 All three members of Quatermass have played with Deep Purple lead singer Ian Gillan, albeit at different times. Before being in Deep Purple and Quatermass respectively, Ian Gillan and Mick Underwood were in Episode Six.