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   Sep 5, 2015 · Just 19 days after the dead of his old band mate, Billy Jones, Frank O’Keefe was found dead in his home Clearwater, Florida on February 26, 1995 after taking a drug overdose. He was only 45 years old at the time of his death.

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3. www.loudersound.com › features › the-epic-story-ofThe epic story of The Outlaws, and why southern rock still ...

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   Aug 27, 2020 · The further additions of Henry Paul, bassist Frank O’Keefe and drummer Monte Yoho ratcheted the Outlaws up to an entire new level. Very soon people were talking about The Florida Guitar Army – Thomasson, Paul and Billy Jones.

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   Jul 6, 2006 · After a childhood spent mostly in Clearwater, the road to fame started when Frank O'Keefe was in his early 20s. With other Tampa Bay musicians, he played bass in gigs in garages, clubs and...

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   Feb 26, 2010 · Frank O’Keefe was and early bassist for southern rock band, the Outlaws. Although the band was riding high on a string of what would eventually become classic rock staples, O’Keefe decided to leave the band after suffering a broken neck from a fall in July, 1976.

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   The other two members from the band's heyday, guitarist Billy Jones and bassist Frank O'Keefe, both died in February 1995. Jones committed suicide at age 45, and a few weeks later O'Keefe died of a drug overdose at age 44.

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   Feb 26, 2010 · Frank O’Keefe was and early bassist for southern rock band, the Outlaws. Although the band was riding high on a string of what would eventually become classic rock staples, O’Keefe decided to leave the band after suffering a broken neck from a fall in July, 1976.

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   Why did Frank O'Keefe leave the outlaws?

   • Frank O’Keefe was and early bassist for southern rock band, the Outlaws . Although the band was riding high on a string of what would eventually become classic rock staples, O’Keefe decided to leave the band after suffering a broken neck from a fall in July, 1976. The trials of a hectic life on the road also helped in that decision.

   Died On This Date (February 26, 1995) Frank O’Keefe / The Outlaws

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   How did Frank O'Keefe become famous?

   • After a childhood spent mostly in Clearwater, the road to fame started when Frank O'Keefe was in his early 20s. With other Tampa Bay musicians, he played bass in gigs in garages, clubs and auditoriums. By 1973, he and four others formed the Outlaws, a rock band that made its home base a club called the Depot on Nebraska Avenue in Tampa.

   THE RISE AND FALL OF FRANK O'KEEFE // Green grass and high

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   What happened to Frank O'Keefe?

   • Frank O’Keefe broke his neck in July 1976 which lead to his reliance for pain medication for the rest of his life. He also appeared on the second album by the Outlaws, Lady in Waiting in 1976, but left the group permanently in 1977 after the neck pains and the Outlaws touring schedule became too much to handle for him.

   Frank O'Keefe - The Outlaws | Fallen Heroes Of Southern

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   How old was John O'Keefe when the outlaws started?

   • The band's first album, Outlaws, sold so many copies that it went gold. One of the songs, Green Grass & High Tides, became one of rock's most popular cuts. It was 1975, and O'Keefe was a 25-year-old celebrity. He went places he'd never been. The Outlaws performed in Madison Square Garden instead of bars and schools. People wanted his autograph.

   THE RISE AND FALL OF FRANK O'KEEFE // Green grass and high

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9. www.discogs.com › artist › 659333-Frank-OKeefeFrank O'Keefe Discography | Discogs

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   Feb 26, 1995 · American rock musician, he played (bass) in the group of southern rock of The Outlaws until July of 1976. Born: March 18, 1950 in Chicago, Illinois. Died: February 26, 1995 in Clearwater, Florida. In Groups: