(Renaissance) Keith Relf /Jane Relf - I'd Love to Love You 'Till Tomorrow (Audio)

This recording from ex-Yardbird Keith Relf dates from early '76, and is one of the last songs he wrote for his new project: the band "Now" which was about to involve the same line-up as the early "Renaissance" pre- Annie Haslam.
After Keith's demise, the band would eventually resurface as "Illusion" with his former bandmates: Jim McCarty, Jane Relf, Louis Cennamo and John Hawken + two additional members: Eddie McNeil and John Knightsbridge.

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[rematpac]

Thank you for another beautiful part of rock history and a beautiful song itself.I wonder who found and posted this little gem?

[JimMcCartyandCo]

@rematpac It's on the Renaissance album "Live and Direct"!

Have a look on the channel home page, it's one of the three albums for sale! ;-)

[PoireauMan68]

you're sorry, you're sorry well it's not good enough...I've just tapped on this very interesting Jim&co thread...where is the bideo gone? WE want it back (I need to see/hear it...please)

[JimMcCartyandCo]

Hi PoireauMan,

Which video are you talking about? Which one is it you can't see???

BTW, thanks for the sub! ;-)

[PoireauMan68]

this strange, this wouldn't play yesterday on my screen?? said disabled, now it's here...Thanks (whoever rules the tube waves)...You might be interested Jim in checking out rapido1 for an extensive collection of live NuBlues and other treasures : Willie King at Cognac Jazz festival. Thanks for uploading, soory about hassle. Do you play PREMIER or SLINGERLAND? best regards Poiro

[JimMcCartyandCo]

DW Drums are my favourite!...

[68generation]

Went to see Keith's grave in Richmond cemetery last week and was literally schocked. There wasn't a tombstone according to the family's wishes, also no flowers but an old dried-up rose bush twig with weeds around it, so I decided to go to a local shop and buy him a nice flowerpot with heather and hyacinths...I think he deserves this and much more!!

[jka4311]

Great song love the picture of Keith Relf what a cutie....

[rocktenniscats]

Jim McCarty and John Hawken were in Toronto playing recently. I am SO sorry I missed the gig. John Hawken is a true gentleman, and talented as all getout. 'Hope he's in the best of health and comes back again....

[englishsandy]

@2PinkFreuds tar for the reply;so sad that such a talent was taken in such a way.

[2PinkFreuds]

@englishsandy He was electrocuted - not sure of the circumstances.

[Moonwater2000]

Thank you for posting such a wonderful piece of music. This is by far a beautiful piece of music and one of the most rare gems that has grown on me since hearing it. Thank you for posting this treasure. Keith Relf certainly has made his mark in music history. He is a truly wonderful talent that has been missed by many of us. He has the voice of and angel.

[englishsandy]

how did Keith die?

[Davian67]

I love Keith's ballad songs, and his sister Jane sounds great on this as well!

[puddypuss]

this is good . similar chords to who knows where the time goes .

[msfyn]

Thank you for sharing Jim. What more can I say?

[Thereyago21]

@68generation, just excellent! People like Keith who gave us so much need to be remembered. Thanks