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Keith & Tex
Keith Sykes and Tex Comer started working together in 1968. They were a vocal duo from Alabama, and their song 'Stop That Train' came out in 1965. That track...
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Keith Sykes and Tex Comer started working together in 1968. They were a vocal duo from Alabama, and their song 'Stop That Train' came out in 1965. That track became their most recognizable work, a ballad that found an audience during the Civil Rights era.
They put out a self-titled album in 1968 and followed it with collections like 'The Best of Keith and Tex' in 1970. Other songs in their catalog include 'Let Me Be The One' and 'Tonight'. Their sound leaned on close harmony, with Sykes's baritone and Comer's tenor fitting together in a straightforward, soulful way.
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