Keith John Adams

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Keith John Adams is a British singer-songwriter. He makes garage pop music on his own and with a number of revolving collaborators, some from the UK and some from the US.[1][2]

His band of 2015 is Keith John Adams and The Wildlife, a trio with Matt Armstrong on double-bass and Mark Braby on stand-up drums.

He has released four solo albums: Sunshine Loft (2003), Pip (2005) Unclever (2007) and Roughhousing (2014). Roughhousing was released on vinyl as a co-release on 4 labels, Vacilando '68 in the UK, Red Wig in Germany, PIAPTK and Gray Sky Press from the USA. Several tracks on it received airplay on BBC 6 Music in the UK. Unclever was recorded after an extensive tour with Casper & the Cookies, and featured Cookies members Kay Stanton and Jason NeSmith.[3]

Before his solo career, he fronted the British experimental pop band, . In this band he played acoustic guitar and sung.

Singles with the Zuno Men included:

  • "Stay In With Me" (April 1998)
  • "Everybody Was Right" (September 1998)
  • "This Is The Beginning" (May 1999)

"Stay In With Me" was named 'Single of the Week' on BBC Radio 1's afternoon show.[4] His record label in the US is Happy Happy Birthday To Me Records, also known as HHBTM. His latest album, Unclever, was released in the US in 2008 on that label.[5]

References[]

  1. ^ [1][dead link]
  2. ^ "Unique session recordings from today's best music artists :: Daytrotter :: Paste Magazine". Pastemagazine.com. Retrieved 20 July 2020.
  3. ^ Mason, Stewart "Unclever Review", AllMusic, Macrovision Corporation
  4. ^ "Jobby". Infinitesmarts.com. Retrieved 20 July 2020.
  5. ^ "HHBTM Records is coming soon". Hhbtm.com. Retrieved 20 July 2020.

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