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Rodney Redman
Rodney Redman was born in Camden, New Jersey. In 1979, he worked with producer Bobby Eli on his self-titled debut album. That record included 'I'd Like To...
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Rodney Redman was born in Camden, New Jersey. In 1979, he worked with producer Bobby Eli on his self-titled debut album. That record included 'I'd Like To Believe,' a song that found some listeners with its straightforward soul arrangement.
He put out a few more albums in the early 1980s, like 'I Can't Stop' and 'No Way Out.' The music kept to a similar lane of R&B and soul, with Eli often involved in the production. There were personal struggles that affected his work, though the specifics aren't well-documented in reliable sources.
A compilation called 'The Best of Rodney Redman' came out in 2000. Beyond that, there isn't much concrete information about his later activity or recordings.
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