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Subject: Keith Hampshire

Written By: whistledog on 10/26/08 at 9:57 am

Keith Hampshire is a British born Canadian singer who came to fame in the 70s with several hits in Canada as well as host of a popular music show titled 'Music Machine' on CBC

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I have found while combing the internet, that popular fan response seems to rank Keith's version of 'The First Cut' as the best version ever of that song. What do you think? And second of all, I am curious where else Mr. Hampshire was popular? I know 'The First Cut' was a smash in Australia

1971 - Ebeneezer
1973 - Daytime Night Time
1973 - The First Cut is the Deepest
1974 - Big Time Operator
1974 - Forever and Ever (Baby I'm Gonna Be Yours)
1975 - Hallelujah Freedom
1983 - OK Blue Jays <w/ The Bat Boys>

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