Cancer Shmancer Benefit

December 2009

Annie with Olivia Newton John and Beth Nielsen Chapman at Franne Drescher's Cancer Shmancer Benefit, held in Los Angeles.

Brand New SESAC Interview with Annie & Beth

August 2009

Watch Annie Roboff and Beth Nielsen Chapman discuss song-writing and their careers in a brand new interview from SESAC TV.

Faith Hill at the Inauguration

January 2009

Download a video of Faith Hill performing "If My Heart Had Wings" at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball.
(Note: Requires QuickTime 7 or higher.)

Annie's Latest Song Release

December 2008

Hear "Baby Believe" from American Idol contestant Kristy Lee Cook.

Download from the MP3 from Amazon.com

This Music

Annie is proud to be associated with This Music Publishing. If you are interested in recording one of Annie's songs, contact Rusty Gaston at 615-733-0202.

For any licensing or administrative issues, call Karen Schauben at 770-641-0098.

Interview with Dan Harr

Music City News

Dan Harr: So, you're originally from New York. New York to Nashville.

Annie Roboff: New York to LA to Nashville.

DH: New York to LA to Nashville. That's a different kind of transition. Tell me about it. Tell me why you didn’t remain in New York, why move to the LA scene? Was it the type of music? And why from LA to Nashville?

AR: Well, I love New York, and I never wanted to leave there. But in the late 80’s, a lot of people from New York had gone to LA. I ended up going out there and liked it. I didn't mind being bi-coastal at all. I had signed a publishing deal with a gentleman by the name of Dennis Lambert, who wrote Ain't No Woman Like The One I've Got and Night Shift and many other hit songs. He was in LA, and I just felt it was important that I be where my publisher was. Plus a lot of my friends who I grew up with in New York were in LA. The writing scene, the New York writing scene, was starting to trail off a little bit but it was still flourishing in LA. Plus, California was a nice break from New York for me at that time.