Keeper of the Flame
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Keeper(s) of the Flame or Flamekeeper(s) may refer to:
Film and television
Keeper of the Flame (film), a 1942 American film directed by George Cukor
Keepers of the Flame, a 2005 documentary film produced by Eddie Kamae
Keepers of the Flame, a 2003 play by Sean O'Brien
Keepers of the Flame, a 2014 Australian BBQ cooking show hosted by Henry Wagons
"The Flamekeepers", a 2023 episode of Silo
Music
Flamekeeper, the backup band for Michael Cleveland
Albums
Keeper of the Flame (Golden Earring album) or the title song, 1989
Keeper of the Flame (The Hiatus album), 2014
Keeper of the Flame (Richie Cole album) or the title song, 1978
Keeper of the Flame, by Nina Simone, 1967
Keeper of the Flame, by Caroline Henderson, 2009
Keeper of the Flame, by Delbert McClinton, 1979
Keeper of the Flame, by Luka Bloom, 2000
Keepers of the Flame, by the Charles Earland Tribute Band, including Eric Alexander, 2002
Keepers of the Flame, by JGB, 2006
Keepers of the Flame, by Phoenyx, a band co-founded by Alexander James Adams, 1990
Songs
"Keeper of the Flame" (song), by Martin Page, 1995
"Keeper of the Flame", by A-ha from Analogue, 2005
"Keeper of the Flame", by Miranda Lambert from The Weight of These Wings, 2016
"Keepers of the Flame", by Kevin Kern from Imagination's Light, 2005
Other uses
Keepers of the Flame: Understanding Amnesty International, a 2006 book by Stephen Hopgood
Keepers of the Flame Fraternity, an organization within the Church Universal and Triumphant
Flamekeepers, the title for the volunteers of the 2015 European Games
See also
Strážce plamene (lit.
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