Artist: Jon & Robin Title: Elastic Event-The Soul of a Boy and Girl Year Of Release: 1967 Label: Sundazed Music Inc. Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Bubblegum Quality: FLAC lossless Cover: Front Tracklist: 1967 - Elastic Event 01. Jon & Robin - Doctor Jon 02. Jon & Robin - Honey Bee 03. Jon & Robin - Like I Know You Do 04. Jon & Robin - We Watched Each Other Fall in Love 05. Jon & Robin - Grizzly Bear 06. Jon & Robin - You Got Style 07. Jon & Robin - Just Imagine 08. Jon & Robin - Thursday Morning 09. Jon & Robin - By the Time I Get to Phoenix 10. Jon & Robin - Truly, Truly True 11. Jon & Robin - If I Need Someone - It's You (Mono) 12. Jon & Robin - Gift of Love (Mono) In the case of Do It Again! The Best Of Jon & Robin, that magical sound is thanks, in large part, to the wonderful songs penned for the group by Wayne Carson Thompson, the man who wrote "The Letter" for the Box Tops. Weaving the boy-girl love-ballad sound of Paul & Paula with the hipper, Sgt. Pepper-era style of Sonny & Cher, Jon Abdnor, Jr. and Javonne 'Robin' Braga hit the national Top Twenty in 1968 with the infectious "Do It Again, A Little Bit Slower." 1967 - The Soul of a Boy and Girl 01. Jon & Robin - Do It Again a Little Bit Slower 02. Jon & Robin - Come See About Me 03. Jon & Robin - I Found a Love (Mono) 04. Jon & Robin - Love Me Baby 05. Jon & Robin - Hurt 06. Jon & Robin - Hold On, I'm Coming 07. Jon & Robin - Drums 08. Jon & Robin - Midnight Hour 09. Jon & Robin - I Can Make It With You 10. Jon & Robin - What Now, My Love 11. Jon & Robin - I, Who Have Nothing 12. Jon & Robin - I Want Some More 13. Jon & Robin - Home Come (Mono) 14. Jon & Robin - You Don't Care (Mono) Personnel: Jon Abdnor, Jr. - vocals Javonne «Robin» Braga - female vocals Bobby Rambo, Pete Molino - guitar James Anderson, Jim Grant - bass Jim Glaves, John Durrill - keyboards Jimmy Wright, Rex Ludwick - drums Dale Hawkins, Mike Rabon - producers Mid-1960s duo who recorded for Dallas-based Abnak Records (founded by the namesake father of Jon Abdnor). Jon Abnor (who also doubled as a company point man) released several regional hit singles in 1963-64 but didn't really hit it big nationally until hs father suggested he get a duet partner. Abnor was paired with singer Robin Beavers, but she quit before the recording sessions were to begin. She was replaced with Javonne Braga, who took on "Robin" as her stage name. The pair hit the Top 20 with "Do It Again A Little Bit Slower" in the spring of 1967. After a spate of follow-up singles that barely made the Billboard Hot 100 (but were regional best-sellers in Texas and the Southwest), the duo released solo singles before breaking up for good in 1969. Braga married Five Americans drummer Jimmy Wright in 1970 while Jon, defeated by various legal and personal issues, quit the music business