Home / Music / Nils Lofgren's 'Keith Don't Go' became an audiophile demo standard.Music linernotes album music nils-lofgrenNils Lofgren's 'Keith Don't Go' became an audiophile demo standard.“Keith Don’t Go” became a long-standing audiophile demo favorite due to its dynamic range and acoustic guitar showcase. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesNils Lofgren's Acoustic Live was reissued as a 180-gram double LPNils Lofgren has been the E Street Band's guitarist since 1984Nils Lofgren's Acoustic Live came out in 1997 during the unplugged trendNils Lofgren's Acoustic Live was recorded at The Barns at Wolf TrapNils Lofgren brought his brother for Acoustic LiveExploreSteve Winwood's keyboards gave Broken English its modern electronic edgeRufus Wainwright contributed Spotlight On Christmas to the compilationMoses Sumney's græ features an eclectic range of collaboratorsBenjamin Folkman contributed to Switched-On Bach alongside Wendy CarlosKing Creosote and Purity Ring members contributed vocals to Jon Hopkins's ImmunityPrevious Nils Lofgren's Acoustic Live came out in 1997 during the unplugged trendNext Nils Lofgren has been the E Street Band's guitarist since 1984