Tommy Keene
American singer-songwriter known for albums
Born
1958
68 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent figure in the power pop genre, the individual released multiple albums throughout a career spanning over three decades. Gained recognition in the 1980s for the albums 'Songs from the Film' and 'Based on Happy Times'. The individual's sound featured jangly guitars and melodic hooks, influencing many artists in the indie pop scene. Collaborated with notable musicians and performed extensively across the United States. Continued to create music until passing in 2017.
released the album 'Songs from the Film'
released the album 'Based on Happy Times'
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