# John Robie
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john robie is an American musician and record producer, widely credited as the driving force behind many of the most successful songs from the early 1980s electro boom and is best known for his work with the New York-based record producer Arthur Baker. john robie's songs are represented by Downtown Music Publishing.
== Early years ==
Robie's first role in the world of music was as a remixer for the remix service Disconet, for which he provided professionally selected and remixed music for discotheque DJs.
To catch a Thief: David Dodge
Send us a textJohn Robie is suspected of a series of recent jewel thefts that mirror his old methods, to prove his innocence, Robie decides to catch the real thief himself, John befriends Jessie Stevens, a wealthy widow, and her daughter Frances, who becomes romantically interested in him. Robie na…
Episode 41: "To Catch a Thief" (1955)
Shot in glorious Technicolor and in panoramic VistaVision, "To Catch a Thief" remains one of Hitchcock's most elegantly crafted cosmopolitan delights. Côte d'Azur gets the full "touristy" treatment in the story of John Robie "The Cat" (Cary Grant): an ex-thief who needs to find a real jewelry thief…
To Catch a Thief feat. Ross Bigley
Welcome back to the Shame List Picture Show. On this episode, I’m joined by Ross Bigley, filmmaker and founder of the Milwaukee Short Film Festival. Ross has been a part of Milwaukee’s film community for years, both through his own work and by creating a space for independent filmmakers to share th…
[Accessory Reel] To Catch a Thief (1955)
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[Accessory Reel] To Catch a Thief (1955) — Glamour, Grapes & Cat Burglars
With a chilled Blush wine in hand, Tata and Mamie bask in the Riviera sun, following Cary Grant’s debonair jewel thief and Grace Kelly’s flawless frocks. They sip, swoon, and sass through car chases and champagne, wondering …
To Catch a Thief (1955): Silk, Smoke & Stolen Jewels
To Catch a Thief (1955) Silk, Smoke & Stolen Jewels: The Allure of To Catch a Thief
On the Riviera, nothing glitters without a shadow—and even the cat has secrets.
The French Riviera shimmers beneath the summer sun. Champagne chills on marble terraces. And somewhere, a thief slips through open wi…
Mark ONeill: To Catch a Spy
Mark discusses his debut novel, To Catch a Spy, the estate-approved sequel to David Dodge’s To Catch a Thief. Set on the French Riviera one year later, the story reunites readers with Francie Stevens—now a model amid the glamour of Fashion Week—and John Robie, whose life is disrupted as he becomes …
Shame List Picture Show S9E13 — To Catch a Thief (1955) feat. Ross Bigley
Season 9, Episode 13 (Originally released on Aug. 24th, 2025) Welcome back to the Shame List Picture Show. On this episode, I’m joined by Ross Bigley, filmmaker and founder of the Milwaukee Short Film Festival. Ross has been a part of Milwaukee’s film community for years, both through his own work …
Radar: Cabaret Voltaire - Stephen Mallinder
I recently spoke with Stephen “Mal” Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire, the Sheffield group that helped invent the sound of British electronic and industrial music. Formed in 1973 with Chris Watson and the late Richard H. Kirk, Cabaret Voltaire stands alongside Throbbing Gristle and Clock DVA as a pione…
Stephen Mallinder: Cabaret Voltaire, CODE & the Final Tour (#299)
Stephen Mallinder joins Mark Millar on the XS Noize Podcast to discuss Cabaret Voltaire's final tour, the return of Chris Watson, and the remastered edition of CODE.
Stephen reflects on why these final shows are both a celebration and an ending, and why he was determined not to let Cabaret Voltair…
JAYQUAN INTERVIEWS MULT-INSTRUMENTALIST AND PRODUCER JOHN ROBIE
JayQuan discusses John Robie's career and specific work on the iconic tracks that made him a giant in the worlds of dance and electronic music.
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