1. Keith (born James Barry K… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists named Keith:
1. Keith (born James Barry Keefer)
Keith (born James Barry Keefer) was a U.S. vocalist and one-hit wonder. His first record deal with Columbia Records resulted in the 1966 single, "Caravan of Lonely Men" credited to Keith & the Admirations. Keith then moved to Mercury Records and released his solo debut, "Ain't Gonna Lie."
He is best remembered for the hit "98.6".
His second LP, 1968's "Out of Crank" failed to create public interest. The nadir came when U.S. Army officials nabbed him for draft evasion in the middle of a concert tour. He was inducted and stationed for a year in New Jersey. When he got out, Keith did some independent recording and joined Frank Zappa's 1973 touring band.
Keith recorded one last album, for RCA Records, with no luck, and then left the music business until 1986, when an attempted comeback under his real name proved unsuccessful. He also set up A.I.R. Records and produced albums for several local bands. In the 1990s the singer moved into the television industry, although he continues to play live dates.
2. KEITH
Oli Bayston – Vocals, Keys,
John Waddington – Bass
Johnny Winbolt-Lewis - Drums
Mark Nicholls - Guitar
KEITH – Not one, but four lads from four parts of England (Essex, Ealing, Shrewsbury and Leeds) meeting in (Greater) Manchester on a music course. Four headstrong characters, with wildly different musical roots, these guys are keen for their ideas & instruments to complement each other & so a strong democracy of songs prevail.
‘We don't see a problem with having a broad sound,’ says frontman Oli Bayston. ‘In fact, we see it as a benefit.’ Born into classical musicianship, while the oblique, brooding lyrics he sings examine the layers in relationships, both personal & sometimes political, he speaks more of Manchester’s Acid House heritage than the Stone Roses, any band similarities based more on their unwillingness to be part of any geographically based scene.
Bassist John Waddington, for several years a teenage techno dj, inspired by free hardcore barn parties in Shropshire, designs all the bands artwork himself and thus strengthens the band’s identity in his graphic art alter-ego “Wadders”.
Drummer Johnny Winbolt-Lewis seems to possess the drive for musicianship that took his dad to represent the UK in the Mexico Olympics. He obsessively absorbs & spits out music, a regular gig-goer turning other drummers onto Afrobeat legend Tony Allen, practising religiously, & watching obscure videos of Can, or DJs Cut Chemist & Numark “Keeping Time” with classic funky drummers : “it’s looking for the feel & listening for what’s going’ on around you rather than just studying the music. You hear it with the big bands like Radiohead & Blur, they’ve got a more simple, spacious feel”.
Guitarist Mark Nicholls, combines an ear for the classic song with echoes of African hi-life on current single ‘Back There’, or Eno’s avant garde textures on ‘The Miller’.
3. Keith
Based in Murfreesboro, TN, Hudson M. makes bad music on a 8-track cassette recorder that was purchased from the Facebook Marketplace.
4. Keith (of Keith & Tex)
Keith & Tex are the Jamaican rocksteady duo of Keith Rowe and Phillip Texas Dixon, best known for their 1967 hit "Stop That Train".
Here for You
Keith Lyrics
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I didn't feel a thing
But suddenly I was rising higher
And I felt like I just made
The biggest mistake
When I thought about my unborn child
When I thought about my wife
And the answer rang out clear
No greater gift has man
Than to lay down his life for love
And I wonder, would I give my life
Could I make that sacrifice (sacrifice)
If it came down to it could I take the bullet, I would
Yes I would, for you, mm mm
And maybe you don't understand
I don't understand it all myself
But there's a brother on my left and another on my right
And in his pocket just like mine
He's got a photograph
And they're waiting for him back home
It's weighing on my mind
I'm not trying to be a hero
I don't wanna die
But right now in this moment
You don't think twice
I wonder, would I give my life
Could I make that sacrifice
If it came down to it could I take the bullet, I would
Yes, I would
You don't think about right (oh oh)
You don't think about wrong (oh oh)
You just do what you gotta do
To defend your own (oh oh)
I'd do the same, for you (oh oh)
Yes, I would
Oh
Yes, I would
And I would give my life
I would make that sacrifice
'Cause if it came down to it could I take a bullet, I would
Yes, I would
I'd do it for you, yeah
I'd do it for you, ooh
Take the bullet, yeah
Yes, I would
Oh
The song "Here for You" by Keith Urban is a powerful tribute to those who have made great sacrifices for love, whether it be a soldier fighting in a war or a spouse staying by their significant other's side during a difficult time. The first verse encapsulates the feeling of being caught in the midst of danger without any sense of fear or panic. However, the singer notes that this moment of bravery is fleeting upon thinking about loved ones waiting anxiously back home. The lyrics "No greater gift has man, than to lay down his life for love" is a reference to the biblical verse in John 15:13, which reads, "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends."
The chorus delves into the question of what a person would do if they were put in a life or death situation for the sake of love. The singer ponders whether he would be willing to make the ultimate sacrifice by taking a bullet for his loved ones. The second verse touches on the idea that bravery is not just a matter of individual choice, but also a result of camaraderie and a sense of duty towards others. The singer considers that the idea of being a hero is not to be pursued lightly, and yet, he realizes that in the moment, his faith in love is what would ultimately compel him to act.
Overall, "Here for You" is a poignant reminder of the bravery, sacrifice, and love that we are all capable of. The lyrics showcase the idea that love is a powerful force that compels people to take risks and make sacrifices for the sake of those they hold dear. The song gives us a glimpse into the mindset of those who are willing to put their lives on the line for love and serves as a testament to the courage that comes with selflessness.
Line by Line Meaning
Well, all I saw was smoke and fire
I'm describing a chaotic scene with smoke and fire, but I didn't feel anything because I was in shock.
And suddenly I was rising higher
Despite the confusion and chaos, I felt like I was transcending the situation and ascending above it all.
And I felt like I just made the biggest mistake
In that moment, I felt like I had messed up by getting into that situation.
When I thought about my unborn child
My thoughts immediately went to my loved ones who I was potentially leaving behind, like my unborn child.
When I thought about my wife
I also thought about my wife and how she would react if I didn't make it out alive.
And the answer rang out clear
From somewhere, a clear message came to me.
From somewhere up above
This message seemed to come from a divine source.
No greater gift has man
The message was that there is no greater act of love than laying down one's life.
Than to lay down his life for love
This is the ultimate sacrifice one can make for the people they love.
And I wonder, would I give my life
This experience made me question whether I would be capable of making the same sacrifice.
Could I make that sacrifice (sacrifice)
I'm not sure if I have the strength or courage to lay down my life.
If it came down to it could I take the bullet, I would
But if it really came down to it, I believe I would find the strength to make the ultimate sacrifice.
And maybe you don't understand
I know this might not make sense to everyone.
I don't understand it all myself
In fact, I'm still trying to make sense of it myself.
But there's a brother on my left and another on my right
In these situations, your fellow soldiers become like family.
And in his pocket just like mine
We all carry reminders of the people we love and the things we're fighting for.
He's got a photograph
In this case, it's a photograph of someone important to my fellow soldier.
And they're waiting for him back home
This photograph represents the people who are waiting for him back home.
It's weighing on my mind
All of these thoughts and questions are occupying my mind in the midst of the chaos and danger.
I'm not trying to be a hero
I'm not doing this to prove anything or be recognized as a hero.
I don't wanna die
Of course, I don't want to die, but sometimes you don't have a choice.
But right now in this moment
In this moment of danger and uncertainty, I'm not focused on anything except survival and protecting others.
You don't think twice
Sometimes you don't have the luxury of considering your options or hesitating - you just act on instinct.
You don't think about right (oh oh)
In these moments, morality and ethics aren't always at the top of your mind.
You don't think about wrong (oh oh)
Instead, you're just focused on doing whatever it takes to protect yourself and others.
You just do what you gotta do
You do what you have to do in order to survive and defend your comrades.
To defend your own (oh oh)
In these situations, your fellow soldiers become your own - your family, your brothers and sisters in arms.
I'd do the same, for you (oh oh)
I would put my life on the line to defend my fellow soldiers, just as they would do the same for me.
And I would give my life
Despite the fear and uncertainty, I know that I would be willing to make the ultimate sacrifice.
I would make that sacrifice
If it came down to it, I would lay down my life for the people and things I love.
'Cause if it came down to it could I take a bullet, I would
Even though it's a difficult thing to grapple with, I know that I have the strength and courage to make that choice if I need to.
I'd do it for you, yeah
In the end, it's all worth it if it means defending and protecting the people you love.
Take the bullet, yeah
If it came down to it, I would be willing to take the bullet and make the ultimate sacrifice for the people and things I hold most dear.
Yes, I would
Despite the fear and uncertainty, I know that I have the inner strength and courage to make that ultimate sacirifice.
Oh
The experience and insights into one's own bravery feels very personal and deep.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, OLE MEDIA MANAGEMENT LP
Written by: Keith Lionel Urban, Monty Powell
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@larrymclain2733
i lost my son back in 2010 in Afghanistan him and 5 of his brothers were attacked by a undercover Taliban operative . this song really touches my heart , my son tried to warn his superiors but they wouldn't listen to a private just in country 3 months . less than 10 days later they were all killed . so yes my son would take a bullet for you and me , god bless his soul, i just got gold star plates that say FOR YOU, on them and i love them a very greatful GOLD STAR DAD
@chexiest1924
Im sorry fo your loss Larry. Much respect to all who served. #aNavyWife here
@mtodd501
My condolences and thank you to your son for his ultimate sacrifice..: I too lost my only son as he went to the aid of 12 soldiers on 8-20-08 Afghan. US Army KIA 8-20-08
@kimtreadway8543
So sorry Larry, God bless you and many thanks to your son.
@jacobkooistra5143
Much respect and sorry about your loss. I’m sure he gave em hell before he passed. Long live the brother hood!
@prestonpierce7494
I'm sorry to hear that. Too often higher -ups ignore info from those below them. God bless your son.
@countrycrazy92
i love the fact Keith didn't make a single dime off this song. Every penny went back to our men and women to serve and protect this country.
@nikolaszuraff1234
You got that right.
@Astrophysix1
+Lauren Sikkema he's a good man
@julesservantofjesus972
Keith is awesome!