DaveKelly Nashville, Tennessee
Dave Kelly and his songwriting partner Derek Jeffery were signed in the late 60's to both Warner Brothers and The Beatle's Apple Records, touring as the opening act for Pink Floyd, Genesis and ELO, among others. Later they formed a group called ARK and released the award winning 'Ark the Angels Come. Dave recorded this solo album in 1980, but also worked closely with Bob Dylan and Stevie Wonder. ... more
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Dave Kelly was the lead vocalist for a group called ARK. If you like his solo album, you will probably feel the same way about the ARK album 'Ark the Angels Come.
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