Keith & Ken

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Reggae Rhythm Update
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Keith & Ken

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"Groove to the Beat" is credited to Keith & Ken on Get Ready Rock Steady (Studio One). Both singers are singing in a soft, quiet tone so I can't identify them. The easy guess would be Ken Boothe. Not sure about Keith. Anyone know? Thanks.
DonBanyan
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Re: Keith & Ken

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Keith Boone?

:)

Sorry, I couldn't resist.
ninjah@riddim mart
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Re: Keith & Ken

Post by ninjah@riddim mart »

I agree,probably Ken Boothe with Keith"slim"Smith.

Great album.
Zapatoo

Re: Keith & Ken

Post by Zapatoo »

I understand "Keith" was Keith Lyn anad "Ken" was Ken Lazarus
ninjah@riddim mart
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Re: Keith & Ken

Post by ninjah@riddim mart »

I'll bow to that superior knowledge!!
Zapatoo

Re: Keith & Ken

Post by Zapatoo »

"I'll bow to that superior knowledge!!

Thanks, Ninj...but I only read it somewhere - in some liner notes, most probably.
ras_gaks
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Re: Keith & Ken

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BTW: Nice to see you here Tiger.
Reggae Rhythm Update
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Re: Keith & Ken

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Thanks. Never heard of those guys but I'll go with Keith Lyn & Ken Lazarus.
anbessa
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Re: Keith & Ken

Post by anbessa »

Yes, it's Keith Lyn and Ken Lazarus. They have a wonderful ska tune called "I won't let you go".
Crazy Baldhead
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Re: Keith & Ken

Post by Crazy Baldhead »

All but one track credited to Keith & Ken are performed by Keith Lyn & Ken Lazarus and most of them are produced by Byron Lee approx 1964-65.

The one exception is Groove To The Beat, a Studio One production from 1967. Performed by Ken Boothe & Keith McCarthy.
McCarthy recorded Everybody Rude Now, also for Studio One in 1967.
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