American songwriters Rhoda Roberts and Kenny Jacobson, often collaborating with Moe Jaffe, were a prolific team primarily active from the 1940s through the 1960s. They were known for their contributions to popular music, penning numerous novelty songs and comedic tunes that found success with various artists. Their work often blended jazz sensibilities with a Tin Pan Alley approach, creating catchy and memorable pieces for the era.