Despite hit records and a solo career, it seems Keely is destined to first and foremost be a part of the Louis and Keely legend. At the time, I Wish You Love seemed like just a pretty ballad, but It's Magic was just about the most exciting thing going. It was alternately both sweet and hot. One chorus sung straight and the next a popping swinger with the orchestra answering Keely's call. She was the real deal.
Some voices just strike a chord in one and there's nothing to be done.
We haven't met many people who don't at least like and enjoy Keely, and a lot of us get downright obsessive. A common complaint is that perhaps her delivery of a good lyric leaves something to be desired. It's not that she's bad, but she's not a storyteller. Still, we also find this complaint debatable. She exudes a controlled sexiness that's irresistible and definitely tells a story.