Robyn Carlsson

In 2005 she wrote the song "Money for Nothing" for Swedish pop singer Darin Zanyar.
. Her US breakthrough came in 1996 with the release of the singles You've Got That Something and Show Me Love who both ended up on the Billboard top 10. Her following album My Truth was not released in the US since her American record company didn't think the album any potential hits. In 1971 the Cowsills stopped playing together as a band, but they have produced albums and performed from time to time. At a very young age (12?), she recorded the title song for the Swedish television show Lilla Sportspegeln. The Cowsills were also known as spokespeople for the American Dairy Association, appearing in advertisements promoting milk. Robyn Carlsson (born June 12, 1979) is a Swedish singer and songwriter. There were approached at one point to play the roles of the children on the television series The Partridge Family, but they were not willing to have actress Shirley Jones play the role of their mother instead of their real mother.

Don't Stop the Music (2003). The Cowsills also made many television appearances throughout the late 1960s and into the early 1970s, including on their own television special. My Truth (1999). In 1969 they had another number two hit with their version of the title song from the musical Hair. Robyn is Here (1995). After being signed by MGM records, they quickly became a popular act in the U.S., with their biggest hit song, The Rain, the Park and Other Things, reaching number 2 on the pop charts and selling more than one million copies. They were encouraged by their parents, Barbara and Bud Cowsill, who drove them around to shows in the family's station wagon.

Originally inspired by the Beatles, the Cowsills developed their musicianship and harmonized vocals in performances at school dances and churches in their hometown. They were later joined by their siblings Susan and Paul and their mother, Barbara. The Cowsills was a band that was formed in 1965 by four brothers — Barry, Bill, Bob, and John Cowsill — in Newport, Rhode Island.