| | Rambles: Kevin Keegan, The Music of Kevin Keegan (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | This status is partly due to the skill and joy that informed his performances (he died in 1978), and partly because he never had a "regular" recording contract; for the whole of his performing career took the music to the people in live venues. |
 | | Keegan came to the U.S. in 1956, settling in Chicago, where he was a fixture at Jack Hanley's House o' Happiness, and later found himself settling down for good in the early '70s in the San Francisco Bay area, where he regularly performed at the Plough & Stars Pub. |
 | | Keegan is assisted here and there by the driving banjo of Max Parsley, whose counterpoint propels several of the dance tunes forward. |
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