Keats
Keats was a British rock band formed in 1983 on the initiative of Eric Woolfson,
co-founder of The Alan Parsons Project. The group featured David Paton on
vocals, bass, and guitar, Ian Bairnson on guitar, Stuart Elliott on drums and
percussion, Colin Blunstone on vocals, and Peter Bardens on keyboards. The
band's name was taken from a London pub where the members met after studio
sessions. Produced by Alan Parsons, the band's self-titled debut album, Keats
(1984), showcased a melodic rock style, with keyboardist and saxophonist Richard
Cottle participating as a guest musician. No...
