featured performances
“Long Gone Home”
Playing one of his original rockin' blues guitar shuffles, Long Gone Home showcases what critics and fans describe as Terry's ability to sound like a ‘one man band.’ This song is featured on Crisscross, Terry’s duet collaboration with pianist David Vest.
“Butch Holler Stomp”
From his acclaimed album Confessin’ My Dues, Terry wrote this uptempo ragtime guitar piece that modulates between the keys of A and G. The album and video were recorded at Falcon Recording Studios in Portland, Oregon.
“KATIE and arnie walking”
"Katie and Arnie Walking Rag" is an original guitar instrumental by blues guitar aficionado Terry Robb. Hailed by Living Blues Magazine as "one of our finest acoustic guitarists today," Robb was inspired by the great classic ragtime and fingerstyle guitarists such as Blind Blake, Reverend Gary Davis and Merle Travis. Shot live at Falcon Recording Studios in Portland, Oregon, and performed on a Martin 00028 guitar.
“IT MIGHT GET SWEATY” exclusive World debut with acoustic Guitar Magazine
Watch the Official Video for “It Might Get Sweaty” from Terry’s new album Confessin’ My Dues, featuring Terry Robb on guitar, Gary Hobbs on drums and Dave Captein on upright bass, and see why Acoustic Guitar described the release as “one of our favorite recent albums….a thumbnail sketch of American roots music in flux. Call this picture “several shades of blues,” because Robb draws on his inexhaustible palette of blues-infused picking styles including rough-hewn folk, crackerjack country, and swampy R&B.”
Read the full review in the November/December issue.
“How a free man feels” World premiere with Vintage Guitar Magazine
Watch the Official Video for “How A Free Man Feels,” from Terry’s new album Confessin’ My Dues, and see why Vintage Guitar writer Dan Forte described him as "one of the best players, on acoustic and electric, embracing a range of blues styles and then some."
Read Dan’s exclusive interview with Terry (pg 26) and Hit List Review (pg 108) in the September issue.
TErry Robb live at 2019 waterfRont blues festival
Watch Terry and his all-star quartet at the 2019 Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland, Ore., the largest celebration of blues, soul, funk, R&B and zydeco west of the Mississippi.
Terry Robb performing “Butch Holler Stomp,” the opening song from his new album Confessin’ My Dues.
Live from the Blue Frog Studios in White Rock, British Columbia
Terry Robb’s debut performance at Canada’s hottest live recording theater drew a sold-out crowd. Watch videos from his show on September 15, 2018.