Danny Boy

Danny O'Keefe got a little publicity recently when music critics clawed over each other to point out the similarity between his Good Time Charlie Got The Blues and Springsteen's Hello Sunshine. Point is, none of these critics even heard of O'Keefe before one of their dads pointed it out to them, and now they've forgotten all about him. He's way more than just the inspiration for one of the Boss's tunes, and if you're unfamiliar with his œuvre [Fr. egg - Ed.] here's your opportunity to catch up and pretend you know all about him, just like the twenty-something internet scribes whose opinions are so vital to our wellbeing.

Of course, as a Four Or Five Guy© you probably do know how good the guy is, but maybe there's something in this package you ain't haz. It takes his discography right up to the end of the 'sixties - 1975 - and I'm unfamiliar with his career after this point, productive though it still be. Furthur Lissenin' always encouraged in the comments.

Although it includes his short-lived '68 foray into psychedelia as part of Calliope, there's a missing - danged if I can find his elusive first solo album from '66 - Introducing. Win A Nite Of Tropical Romance with Kreemé for frisbeeing it onto th' Isle O' Foam©!