Keef in conversation with the great Sly and the Family Stone percussionist ANDY NEWMARK.
Keef sings his own composition 'Monopoly.'
'Spend Some Time' sung by Dyan Birch. A Keef co-composition.
Keef sings with 'The Night.'
Keef in conversation with the great sought-after guitarist ADAM PHILLIPS at home. 7 Adam Phillips videos in this series.
Dougie Damone (Keef) sings Mothers Day song 'Hello Mum.' A Keef co-composition.
Keef in conversation with Arrival and Kokomo singer and arranger FRANK COLLINS about his life and times in the music industry. Here he talks about BRYAN FERRY. 7 Frank Collins videos in this series.
'Naked Flame:' A Keef co-composition.
Sung by Tony O'Malley at the 606 Club, Chelsea. Other musicians: Neil Hubbard (guitar), Adam Phillips (guitar), Mark Smith (bass), Andy Treacey (percussion), Frank Collins (backing vox).
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Keef has written lyrics for Tony O'Malley, previously of 10CC, Kokomo, and Arrival. Tony has also contributed to Keef's recordings, as have Mel Collins (Rolling Stones), Neil Hubbard (Roxy Music), Paul Lamb, Duffy Power, Frank Mead (Eric Clapton), Les Davidson (Paul Young), Dick Heckstall-Smith (Alexis Korner), and vocalists Dyan Birch, Paddy McHugh, and Frank Collins from Arrival and Kokomo.
Fine artist Keef, ex-The Slade School of Fine Art London, is a founding and leading light of the still performing cult British country-blues band Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts as vocalist, guitarist, and 'inventor' and player of the Zobstick and electric ironing board.
Initial success came for Keef under the guise of Terry Dactyl and the Dinosaurs with 'Seaside Shuffle,' that included Jona Lewie of 'Stop the Cavalry' notability. This record became a hit in Europe and Australia, reaching the number 2 spot in the UK singles chart.
Keef also wrote the lyrics to Jona Lewie's international hit 'You'll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties.'
He is also part of the folk-rock outfit The Okee Dokee Band, writing much of its original material. The band is a regular feature at Broadstairs Folk Week.
Keef has produced all latest Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts' recorded output, including the four-song cd 'Keep on Moving'. Co-producer and audio engineer of this and many other Keef Trouble recordings is Pete Ker, another long-standing associate, who produced The Motors, Man, and Arthur Brown, co-writing Brown’s 'Fire.'
Hoy! Thanks for your incredibly nice comment. I value your opinion and I absolutely agree about the positive values of simplicity. It was something we searched for when recording this album. Even if there's quite a bit of guitars on it, my main rule is: A tune should work with just the bass, drums and the vocals.
Hey! Sorry Man, i'm really busy this days. ShockolaD+PL, yeah... i really like this projekt, the footage You watched is from one of the concerts we playd on our Ukrainian Tour last year. The female vocal singer is Dana, check her projekt called DAGADANA. Best wishes!
