Deletion of Ken Levine (musician)

Comment: I remember this landing on /N a few weeks ago and I remember noting it would be difficult to source the subject's notability, as he was active primarily in South Africa in the 1970s. Well that's true. It is difficult! I added a couple of references to the article, including a http://books.google.co.za/books?id=WBEEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA64&dq=Ken+Levine+%22Baby+love+affair%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=LLTdUcTTBOPBigKIzYH4Cg&ved=0CCwQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=Ken%20Levine%20%22Baby%20love%20affair%22&f=false mention in a 1975 issue of Billboard magazine to the effect that one of his songs was doing well in the charts, plus one from a listing in a book about contemporary South African music where he is credited with having written "Baby Love Affair". I don't pretend that this is ''significant coverage'' as we define it, but I do believe that given the amount of videos and views on YouTube from these songs that they must have been very popular. I have no idea how music was charted in SA in the 70s, but a mention in that context from Billboard is not trivial at all. Just one of those cases where I have a hunch we're missing a lot of possible sources simply because they are offline
Stance: keep
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