Top Rod Mckuen Albums
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Rod McKuen Live In London
[2017]
[2017]
The Rod McKuen Show
[2017]
[2017]
Mary Norton's Family Classic - The Borrowers (Original Motion Picture Score)
[2017]
[2017]
In the Beginning ... Rod Mckuen Narrates His Poetry and Sings
[2016]
[2016]
Prolific Composer Rod McKuen Sings His Own
[2015]
[2015]
A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Music From the Original Score)
[2015]
[2015]
Live
[2015]
[2015]
McKuen Music - The Orchestra of Two Worlds
[2012]
[2012]
Oliver Twist
[2010]
[2010]
![Sold Out at Carnegie Hall (Live) [Deluxe Edition]](http://images.elyrics.net/album_img/rod_mckuen-aa938fda8826b1bd.jpg)
Sold Out at Carnegie Hall (Live) [Deluxe Edition]
[1973]
[1973]
New Carols for Christmas - The Rod Mckuen Christmas Album
[1972]
[1972]
New Carols for Christmas: The Rod McKuen Christmas Album (Expanded Edition)
[1971]
[1971]
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (Original Motion Picture Score)
[1969]
[1969]
Rod Mckuen Takes a San Francisco Hippie Trip
[1968]
[1968]
Listen to the Warm (Deluxe Edition)
[1967]
[1967]
New Sounds In Folk Music
[1963]
[1963]
Beatsville
[1959]
[1959]
Time of Desire
[1958]
[1958]
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Champion Charlie Brown The Sounds Of Night Desire The Marvelous Clouds I Have Loved You In So Many Ways (theme) Jean Blessings In Shades Of Green Ally, Ally. Oxen Free The Ivy That Clings To The Wall Stanyan Street Kaleidoscope Looking Back At Thirty Now I Have The Time I'll Catch The Sun Without A Worry In The World Failure Face Love's Been Good To Me I Think Of You The World I Used To Know Doesn't Anybody Know My Name The Ever Constant Sea Soldiers Who Want To Be Heroes Amor The Lovers Seasons In The Sun Amor Amor A Boy Named Charlie Brown
Related Information for Rod Mckuen
Rodney Marvin "Rod" McKuen (April 29, 1933 - January 29, 2015) was a best-selling American poet, composer, and singer, instrumental in the revitalization of popular poetry that took place in the 1960s and early 1970s.Born in Oakland, California, McKuen ran away from home at the age of eleven to escape an alcoholic stepfather and to send what money he could to his mother. After a series of jobs, from lumberjack, ranch hand, railroad worker to rodeo cowboy, throughout the west, McKuen began in the 1950s to excite audiences with his poetry readings, appearing with such well-known poets as Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg; during this time, he often used the pseudonym "Dor". He moved to New York City in 1959 to compose and c... read more
