Other compositions on the album spanned from world pop flavored "Voice Of The World", to moving orchestral pieces "The Hunt", to emotional piano works like "The Soul Behind Those Eyes", to the comedic "Let's Go To The Waddle", a song co-written by his wife Dona that has since become the unofficial favorite theme for fund-raising events known as "waddles" held by basset rescue organizations all across the U.S.
Then there was his pop/jazz inspired debut album, "Blood On The Full Moon", which first demonstrated that despite a lack of musicians on the project, Robert Kramer knew how to write catchy pop/jazz tunes, and music with meaning and depth.
Changing gears once more, Kramer explored his classical abilities with "Songs Of Past Lives", one of the most moving collections of personal classically inspired piano and symphonic works that has touched the heart of all who truly listen to its' depth and soul. It has touches of renaissance-styled melodies and includes modern classical works that put him in a class that would leave most current day conventional "rock" musicians in the dust.
Just recently, "Who Says" a track off of his "Blood On The Full Moon" album was included in the 20Max Films release "Monkey Love", a modern day romantic comedy starring Jeremy Renner & Amy Stewart.

Production on his next project started in 2004, "Legacy Of Love", his most ambitious project to date. Pairing up with such notables as former legendary Frank Zappa lead vocalist and saxophone person Napoleon Murphy Brock, this new album has already peaked the interest of a growing number of fans.
Released in December of 2005, "Legacy Of Love" will stand as yet another great work in his ever growing catalog of music. Of his music, critics say:
"This could be the return of the classic songwriter..and it's about time.."
"Remember when music used to make you feel good? With all the dark, depressing violent and plain vile garbage being pushed by the major labels today, Robert Kramer is a breath of fresh air..."
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