Nat Robinson First Priority Music

United States of America (Press Release) October 21, 2007 -- The Brooklyn-born Robinson entered the corporate world fresh out of college, spending the first seven years of his working life with the IBM Corporation in the area of sales and marketing, followed by a lengthy stint as Eastern Region A.V.P of RCA’s computer marketing and sales division. Always intrigued by music, he began expressing interest through promoting local shows in New York City clubs. “Concert promotion was always like a side-line,” said Robinson, who adds he “lost his shirt” on the first couple of shows he promoted. “I happened to pick the night of one of the worst rainstorms New York had ever seen to promote a show with R&B legends Al Green, Millie Jackson and the Chi-Lites, learning in the process more about the inner workings of the music industry.”

Robinson expanded his operations by deciding to get involved with the running of nightclubs in New York and picked a particularly fortuitous time to venture into the arena. Dance music was beginning to enjoy an unprecedented level of success as an underground phenomenon in major cities on the Eastern seaboard, with the Big Apple as a virtual Mecca: the word “Disco” had became part of New York City vernacular and Robinson was in the midst of what was happening musically.

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