I have no time for anything this weekend, so rather than blather on, I'm just slappin' up a vintage (low number) MSR record for y'all, featuring Rodd Keith (under a rarely used extra-d spelling of his alternate name, "Rodd Rogers") telling us that "Rock and Roll is Back Again": Play:
The B-side, "Will You Think of Me?" is notable mostly (solely?) because of the billing, which reads "Dick Kent". As you'll hear, this is absolutely not Dick Kent, although I'm not familiar enough with MSR's stable of singers to know who it is.
Note (May, 2021): It has since been confirmed (see comments), that this is Debbie Davies. The file name still reads "unknown".
Download: Debbie Davies - Will You Think of Me
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I'd wager that the vocalist on side two is Debbi Davis, who recorded the rather fabulous Phoney Tony - MSR 661. It doesn't sound much like any of the better-known MSR women; it's definitley not Bobbi Boyle or Shari Lee (unless anyone knows better, of course!)
This is sort of genially awful, isn't it? Mother's pies? Wah-wah on a rock "revival" record? Sheesh.
Yes, this is Debbie Davies -- Rodd's girlfriend at the time -- who's gone on to have success in her own right as a blues guitarist (http://www.debbiedavies.com/).
I think she's the same singer who later became "Liza Evans" on MSR, and later than that, "Cindy Blue" on Hollywood Sessions
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