Keith Jolie
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Keith Jolie is a Canadian singer-songwriter. He was born in Brantford, Ontario and raised in St. George, Ontario.
After high school, Jolie attended the University of Windsor where he attained a degree in English literature and religious studies. While studying in Windsor, Jolie would take in the music that spilled across the border from detroit, and Windsor's indie music scene that spawned bands like The Stickmen, who would later change their name to The Tea Party and Big Sugar. Over time this musical influence as well as the lyrical influences of the Romantic period writers he began to focus on started to crystalize into Keith's songwriting.
Discography
1993 - The Turn. a five-song EP recorded in London, Ontario with the help of Doug “Fury” McCarvell (recently guitar player for Bif Naked).
1996 - Songs From a Black Notebook. a 13 song cassette
1998 - City So Cold. This is largely considered Jolie's debut CD and this recording is still widely available on internet music stores like itunes.
In 2005, Jolie recruited Minas Hatzigiannatzoglou (Drummer) and Steve Cave (Bassist) to form a new band called endsville.
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