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Rhonda Heath is a singer from New York who replaced Linda G. Thompson in the German female singing group Silver Convention.

Rhonda moved to Munich and recorded the group's third album "Madhouse" with Penny McLean and Ramona Wulf. In 1977, Silver Convention represented Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest, finishing eighth with their entry "Telegram" from the album Summernights. Rhonda also sang on the group's fifth studio album "Love In A Sleeper" (1978) and on Silver Convention's final single "Café Au Lait" (1979). Her debut single "It Hurts So Good" was produced by Michael Kunze on his new label Karma Records. A disco album was finished but never released and instead she recorded the single "Get Up And Rock" in 1980, produced by Sylvester Levay.

In 1981, Rhonda reappeared with a new image and a new sound. Her new album was "It's Rock'n Roll, That's All." For her second album on Global, "Neonlight Love Affairs" 1983, Rhonda & Günter Moll opted for a more conventional pop sound witht the singles "365 Nights" and "Pac-Man."

Still residing in Munich, Rhonda has performed in the Eurovision Song Contest twice as a backing singer for Gary Lux (Austria, 1985) and Mekado (Germany, 1994) respectively.