Bert Robinson

Bert Robinson's career, to date, only spanned two albums. His singing style is not too dis-similar to that of Keith Washington.

Bert was born and raised in Detroit.

As a youngster, he was influenced by the local Gospel singers and Motown acts.

Bert signed with Capitol Records in 1986.

His first outing came in 1987 with 'No More Cold Nights'.

The album included the stunning single 'Heart of Gold,' which reached number five on the R & B chart.

That year he duetted with Peggi Blu on the track 'All The Way To Love', taken from her album 'Blu Blowin'.

He returned two years later with his second album to date 'I Promise You Love', which featured the production skills of Osborne & Giles, Craig T. Cooper and Al Hudson.

Since 1989, Bert retired from the soul scene.

Bert passed away in 2008 in Denver, Colorado.

No More Cold Nights (Capitol Records 1987)

 I Promise You Love (Capitol Records 1989)