Rodd Keith
29 records in the archive · 1965–1970
Credited on records as John Dough, Ken Roberts, Rod Rogers, Rod Rogers and the Film City Orchestra, Rod Rogers and the Film City Orchestra & Chorus, Rod Rogers and the Film City Orchestra and Chorus, Rod Rogers with the Film City Orchestra, Rodd Keith Singers, Rodd Keith and the Raindrops, Rodd Rogers.
About the artist
Pseudonym of Rodd Keith (born Rodney Keith Eskelin, 30 January 1937). Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, the best-known figure of the song-poem genre, recording hundreds of compositions from amateur-submitted lyrics under names including Rod Rogers. Died 15 December 1974, falling from an overpass onto the Hollywood Freeway, Los Angeles, California, USA. [Source: Wikipedia; LA Times via Last.fm]
Records
- Rodd Keith – Ballad of MacArthur (1965)
- Rodd Keith – I Am an American (1965)
- Rodd Keith – Join in the Fight for Freedom (1965)
- Rodd Keith – The 678th (1965)
- Rodd Keith – Confusion (1966)
- Rodd Keith – God Bless Our Soldier Boys in Viet Nam (1966)
- Rodd Keith – I'm Going to Vietnam (1966)
- Rodd Keith – Johnny's Gotta Go (1966)
- Rodd Keith – Country Boy (1967)
- Rodd Keith – Green Beret's Last Request (1967)
- Rodd Keith – Our Senators (1967)
- Rodd Keith – Teardrops and Water (1967)
- Rodd Keith – Vietnam Sweetheart (1967)
- Rodd Keith – American Peace March (1968)
- Rodd Keith – Generation Gap (1969)
- Rodd Keith – Vietnam Sweetheart (1970)
- Rodd Keith – American Bring Peace
- Rodd Keith – Ballad of the U.S. Marines
- Rodd Keith – Coming Home From Viet Nam
- Rodd Keith – I Wonder What the World Is Coming To
- Rodd Keith – I'm Proud to Be a Hippie From Mississippi
- Rodd Keith – Keep America Free
- Rodd Keith – March, March on to Freedom
- Rodd Keith – The A.D.C.
- Rodd Keith – The Six Ninety First
- Rodd Keith – The Vietnam Story
- Rodd Keith – The Watchin' Man
- Rodd Keith – Thirteen Marines
- Rodd Keith – What God Might Like to Say About the War in Viet Nam