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Five For Five
Five For Five formed in Los Angeles in the early 1970s with Keni St. Lewis on vocals, John Howard on guitar and vocals, Jon Hutchinson on bass, Simon Kirke on...
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Five For Five formed in Los Angeles in the early 1970s with Keni St. Lewis on vocals, John Howard on guitar and vocals, Jon Hutchinson on bass, Simon Kirke on drums, and Chuck Jackson on keyboards. They worked through some early financial and label difficulties while playing live shows and writing songs.
Their self-titled debut album arrived in 1978, and the track 'Forever Young' became their signature hit. The song's straightforward melody and lyrics about staying hopeful connected with listeners, giving the band a wider audience. They followed it with albums like 'Love Games' in 1980 and 'Closer' in 1982.
Another song, 'The Climb,' also found its way into their setlists. The band kept performing through the early 1980s, playing the material that had worked for them on stage.
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