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ID6368799
NAMEKeyes Keyes
GIVEN NAMESKeyes
FAMILY NAMEKeyes
SIGNATUREKEYES K
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT2
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX1
  • From Stories to Salt Cairns

    Sarah Keye, Keyes Keyes•ARTICLE•Oregon Historical Quarterly•2020

    So he called for the birds.The first that came was a little wren.She pecked, and broke her bill, but could not make a hole.Then came the lark, and the robin, and the blue jay, and black bird, and many others that tried, but could do nothing.But as each came and did what it could Tallapus listened and gave it a name. 1 IN THIS IMAGE FROM 1897, Jennie Martineau, seated, center, is shown surrounded by her neighbors, Joe and Grace Swahaw to her left,…

  • We Never Kissed”

    Keyes Keyes•ARTICLE•Black Music Research Journal•2014•Cited by: 1

    Pianist, composer/arranger, and former bandleader Raymond Scott discovered up-and-coming jazz/pop vocalist Gloria Lynne in the late 1950s. (1) Gloria Lynne recorded her debut album Miss Gloria Lynne on the Everest Record label in 1958, and it quickly garnered the attention of noted music critics. Jazz critics Nat Hentoff and Leonard Feather gave Miss Gloria Lynne thumbs up, which led to bookings at well-known jazz clubs in Manhattan, including th…

  • We Never Kissed”

    Keyes Keyes•ARTICLE•Black Music Research Journal•2014•Cited by: 1

    Pianist, composer/arranger, and former bandleader Raymond Scott discovered up-and-coming jazz/pop vocalist Gloria Lynne in the late 1950s. (1) Gloria Lynne recorded her debut album Miss Gloria Lynne on the Everest Record label in 1958, and it quickly garnered the attention of noted music critics. Jazz critics Nat Hentoff and Leonard Feather gave Miss Gloria Lynne thumbs up, which led to bookings at well-known jazz clubs in Manhattan, including th…

  • We Never Kissed”

    Keyes Keyes•ARTICLE•Black Music Research Journal•2014•Cited by: 1

    Pianist, composer/arranger, and former bandleader Raymond Scott discovered up-and-coming jazz/pop vocalist Gloria Lynne in the late 1950s. (1) Gloria Lynne recorded her debut album Miss Gloria Lynne on the Everest Record label in 1958, and it quickly garnered the attention of noted music critics. Jazz critics Nat Hentoff and Leonard Feather gave Miss Gloria Lynne thumbs up, which led to bookings at well-known jazz clubs in Manhattan, including th…

  • From Stories to Salt Cairns

    Sarah Keye, Keyes Keyes•ARTICLE•Oregon Historical Quarterly•2020

    So he called for the birds.The first that came was a little wren.She pecked, and broke her bill, but could not make a hole.Then came the lark, and the robin, and the blue jay, and black bird, and many others that tried, but could do nothing.But as each came and did what it could Tallapus listened and gave it a name. 1 IN THIS IMAGE FROM 1897, Jennie Martineau, seated, center, is shown surrounded by her neighbors, Joe and Grace Swahaw to her left,…

American Environmental and Regional History (1 works) · Archaeology (1 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Art history (1 works) · Biology (1 works) · Computer graphics (images (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works) · Ecology (1 works) · Ecology (1 works)

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