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'''The Robbie Cook Band''' is a band that also hails from the Ann Arbor, MI area. At this time, it's unknown if, how, or how well the members of Tally Hall knew Robbie Cook and his cohorts while everyone was living out there. | '''The Robbie Cook Band''' is a band that also hails from the Ann Arbor, MI area. At this time, it's unknown if, how, or how well the members of Tally Hall knew Robbie Cook and his cohorts while everyone was living out there. | ||
[[File:RobbieCookBandCredits.jpg|thumb]] | |||
During the summer of 2009, members of [[Tally Hall]] contributed to '''The Robbie Cook Band''''s EP | During the summer of 2009, members of [[Tally Hall]] contributed to '''The Robbie Cook Band''''s EP | ||
[[Ross Federman]] is listed as playing drums & percussion as well as co-producer of the EP. | [[Ross Federman]] is listed as playing drums & percussion as well as co-producer of the EP.<ref>http://www.misterfmusic.com/music.html ''Mister F''. Accessed 24th March 2024.</ref> | ||
[[ | [[Andrew Horowitz]] is credited for organ. | ||
[[Zubin Sedghi]] and [[Rob Cantor]] are two of five people chanting on a track called "Brooklyn Can Wait." | |||
==External Links== | |||
[https://music.apple.com/us/album/robbie-cook-band-ep/667438999 Robbie Cook Band - EP on Apple Music] | |||
==References== | |||
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