NORTHERN SOUL Record Album - on MSR label - Sunshine and Soul
  $   32

 


$ 32 Sold For
May 12, 2016 Sold Date
May 5, 2016 Start Date
$   13 Start price
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You are bidding on a hard to find Northern Soul record album by

 

RODD ROGERS (ROD KEITH) & TERRY PETERS

 

Titled - SUNSHINE AND SOUL

 

on the M.S.R. record label #LPM-205. This record label was from Hollywood, California.

 

 

Songs are:

  • Groovey Girl (Bob Cook)

  • Because Of My Love For You Alone (Chuck Forster & E. Fike)

  • My Uncle Sam (Forrest Sanders)

  • It's Not Right (Andrew Gordon)

  • Give Him-Give Him (George Chuisano)

  • Adios My Amigo (Richard Dorff)

  • How Do I Know (Vivian Peterson)

  • This Is Our Night (Kay Hogan)

  • My Darling-That Story (Richard Barnes)

  • Happy Ending (M. L. Olsen)

  • Thirty Pieces Of Silver (Edward Christener)

  • Dreams Of Love (Phil Carroll)

  • Would I Dare Give My Heart To You (Marie Gorham)

  • I'm Glad You Called Me Darling (Helen Reid)

  • The Sun Was Rolling Down (A. Pilipak)

  • Knee Deep In Love (W.B. Batten)

 

 

Condition: Excellent, plays well – no skips – no writing on cover, no writing on label - cover still in the shrink-wrap

 

 

From the internet: Rodd Keith (Rodd Rogers) was a singer, musician, composer, arranger and – according to those who knew him – an all-round musical genius. Many of Rodd’s recordings for MSR, Preview, Film City, Circle-D, Master and other song poem outfits have gone on to become highly-prized collectables in Northern Soul circles.

Rodd’s story is a sad one. Born Rodney Keith Eskelin he was a musical prodigy, playing a variety of instruments and writing choir and instrumental arrangements for church groups from an early age.

 

He died in December 1974 after being hit by several cars on the Hollywood freeway. No-one knows how he ended up on the freeway: did he fall accidentally from a bridge over the road or did he jump, intending to take his own life? Apparently he had a habit of balancing on high balconies, and had talked about ending his life this way. There’s even a story that Rodd filmed his final moments, although that footage has yet to surface.

 

Please bid with confidence – guaranteed as advertised. Thank you.

 


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