Talk:Robin Williamson

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Isn't this article much more than a stub?

The liner notes for Al Stewart's 24_P/Carrots indicate that Robin "played on 'Rocks in the Ocean' with his Merry Band", and that his poem "Five Denials on Merlin's Grave" is the basis for the song "Merlin's Time". Asat (talk) 01:33, 13 December 2007 (UTC)