Also known from her artist names/bands Yankee Rose, Sun Goddess, Red & Blue Debbie Davidsohn in a rare video footage performing.

DEBBIE DAVIDSOHN Debbie Davidsohn picked up her first guitar at 3 years old which was a child's acoustic nylon string and started writing songs and singing. This was bought for her by her parents. By ten she was picking up music by ear, playing piano, and writing songs also on piano and singing. One of her first songs on piano was called, "Star Child". Being raised in a somewhat musical family with her sister also playing music and hanging out with famous music celebrities who came by their home her inflences started to soar. Dance classes and professional music training came next and her mother afforded her private piano lessons, ballet, and tap lessons. Her first dance show was a performance in an auditorium for thousands of Viet Nam War Vets. By teens Debbie entered her first Rock band called "Red & Blue" and were soon to be playing Club 88. Although Debbie was too young to enter the club she wasn't allowed to drink but was allowed to sing on the stage and exit. Debbie also sang in a number of choirs from the Hebrew Choir to the Christian Choir to the Bhuddist Choir. She moved to Washington with her guitar and studied guitar. When she went back to L.A. to continue writing and working with other musicians. Debbie continued to write music, perform, and study with private voice coaches as well. She joined a rock band called Red & Blue. Debbie recorded and collaborated with Dan Schmidt from Oinga Boinga at his State of The Art Studios where they recorded the songs "You're My Superstar" and "I Always Want To Be In Love". She opened at nightspots doing classical standard material with well known singers while studying music. Debbie Davidsohn sang everything from classic standards such as "New York New York" at Ritzy private lush spots, to lyp sinking her singles at discos and party clubs. Along side this Debbie was the lead singer in rock bands performing public nightclubs.


In 1983 Debbie was ready with her first part of her LP for radio when her personal manager gave her select songs radio stations to air. They were also helping a charity and added the music to PSR radio. KDAY picked up a song on the LP called "Diamonds In My Backyard". Other stations also did air the songs on one time airplay. The album wasn't complete yet until Debbie met up with a profound writer, musician named Ron "Justin Tyme" King. Together they worked and formed a band performing out wherever they could and recorded in many major studios together. The duo played at the opening of BRE (Black Radio Exclusive) with their combined Rock, Soul, Funk outfit Yankee Rose. The couple wrote "Fire In The Bed", "Angel", "Hot N Secsy", "I Am The Jungle Rock Queen", "Rock N Roll For the Bucks", together which was recorded all in professional 24 track studios. Other songs were added such as "We're Survivors", "Rocksody Of Love-Will You Marry Me Part I", and others. Debbie also released this on her first record label called BDRQ Records and put the product in stores nationwide and by 1989 there were two versions of the project with 10 music videos and eons of music video footage with film accomplished sitting on the editing floor mostly left unedited. Music Connection wrote the first story about her. KROQ added the music. There were sample edits accomplished by an MGM editor with Leslie Segal(director, novel writer) who released versions of the songs on public access cable stations. Debbie has sang lead in all of her bands, plaid guitar, keyboards, arranged strings, some rock violin, & harmonicas.