Come What May

She has a lovely voice and it's all her own. Wish she'd tour the Northeast.

It's like Barbra and Betty Buckley had a love child... With poor pitch... Decent song selection tho, and the cover-art... I kinda wanna look like Barbra too...

She sounds just like her sister Barbara.

I had your first album and I lost it in a flood. I have been trying to replace it for years, but cannot find it. Lovely, lovely voice.

Beautiful, heavely voice. Clear and enchanting. So easy to listen too. We need more albums. Cross between Barbara Striesand and Linda Eder but in a league of her own. Great album.

The songs are lovely, the performances really nice. Unfortunately, the production values are terrible. The piano sounds tinny or like an electronic keyboard, and she sounds like she’s singing in an echo chamber.

This album is a fabulous collection of songs that display the range and versatility of one of the music industry's most hidden treasures. Passionate, enchanting and emotive are words that come to mind to descibe this beautiful and highly interpretive singer. Roz, your time has come!! Thanks to itunes and the internet, an entire new generation of fans can discover your exceptional voice and talent. Please come to Washinton, DC on your tour!!!

Roslyn Kind is simply an amazing talent born with great gifts; a voice that's just better than most others, hers just stands a bit above the rest. And her interpretation of a lyric is deceptively simple. On this album she ranges from a pure innocent child with At Times Like This, to a woman who has love and lost in The Man That Got Away, to something otherwordly with her delivery of Meadowlark. She deserves lusher production values but ultimately, all any recording needs is Roslyn Kind, "Rozzie" to make magic. Can't wait for more..........