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Keep on Keepin’ On
2004
Overview
Kay Swift remained active throughout the 1970s in her work and in her social life. For a septuagenarian, she was remarkably productive. Even though she may not have been working at her former pace, she continued to compose and pursue her musical activities. As in the 1960s, she wrote fewer popular songs and compositions and tended to write more pieces, both secular and sacred, that were classical in style. She also added to her cycle of children’s songs, with “Shoana,” a tribute to April’s granddaughter, who was born in 1970.
Swift returned in these years to her early practice of
