Floyd Robinson was an American country singer who was briefly successful in the late 1950s. Robinson's music is similar stylistically to that of John D. Loudermilk, and Robinson, like Loudermilk, worked as a songwriter. Among his songwriting contributions was "The Little Space Girl", a hit for his cousin, Jesse Lee Turner.[1] Robinson recorded for King Records (1954), RCA Victor, Dot, Jamie, and Groove over the course of his career, and released a full-length album on RCA. He scored one hit single in the U.S., "Makin' Love", which reached #27 on the Black Singles chart and #20 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1959.[2] Golden Sandy Records released a compilation of Robinson's recorded output, including his entire 1959 full-length, on CD in 1994
