Talk:Keith McMillan

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Confusion with 'Keef'

I do not believe that Keith Lionel McMillan is 'Keef' (see 'Music' section) for the following reasons:

• the only footnote for this section leads here, for someone called Keith MacMillan Keef - IMDb
• Keef and Company Limited is registered to someone named Keith Stuart MacMillan Keef And Company Limited - Company Profile - Endole
• 'Keef', who is credited Black Sabbath album covers, is reported by Rolling Stone to be Keith Macmillan, who was alive in February 2020 when the article was published. The person photographed in this article is a different person to Keith Lionel McMillan, who died in 2012: Black Sabbath's Cover Art: Designer Keith Macmillan Looks Back (rollingstone.com) Therefore I believe the 'Music' section should be removed and a new Wikipedia article created for 'Keef'.

83.244.141.130 (talk) 10:33, 27 August 2024 (UTC)

Thanks for raising these concerns. I agree with you that on the basis of the citation provided there is nothing to show that Keef is the subject of this article and your information re Black Sabbath tends to support that Keef is indeed a different man with a similar name. So, I have removed the section about Keef and the music videos. If anyone is able to provide proof of the Keef connection to this man, please discuss it here. Thanks Kerry (talk) 08:25, 30 August 2024 (UTC)