David Roberts

David Roberts is an American singer-songwriter and musician known for his contributions to the AOR (Album-Oriented Rock) and West Coast music scene in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Born in 1951, Roberts began his musical career as a guitarist and vocalist, drawing inspiration from the melodic rock sounds of bands like The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac.

Roberts gained recognition with the release of his self-titled debut album, "David Roberts", in 1982. The album featured a blend of smooth vocals, catchy hooks, and polished production, earning praise from critics and fans alike. Songs like "Boys of Autumn" and "Wrong Side of the Tracks" showcased Roberts' songwriting skills and his ability to craft radio-friendly pop-rock anthems.

Despite the critical acclaim for his debut album, Roberts' commercial success was limited, and subsequent releases failed to replicate the same level of attention. However, his music continued to resonate with fans of the AOR and West Coast genres, and his songs have since become cult classics among aficionados of melodic rock.

In addition to his solo career, David Roberts has also collaborated with other artists and musicians within the AOR and West Coast music community. His contributions as a vocalist and songwriter have appeared on albums by artists such as Airplay, Bobby Caldwell, and Pages, further solidifying his reputation as a respected figure in the genre.

While details about David Roberts' life and career may be relatively scarce compared to more widely recognized artists, his music remains beloved by fans of melodic rock and AOR. His distinctive vocal style, memorable melodies, and timeless songwriting continue to captivate listeners, ensuring that his legacy as a talented musician and songwriter endures in the annals of rock music history.