Kenny formed his first band whilst in high school and between then and the early 1970s, he toured the club circuit.
In 1968, he landed his first recording contract with Warner Bros. Records, and from that point until 1977 issued a number of singles that failed to break the charts.
He also recorded for Buddah and Laurie; one of the singles on the latter titled "Happiest Man" is now collectable, selling for up to £200.
Kenny relocated to London in 1977 and it was not until the following year that he scored his first hit single with "New York, New York (So Good They Named It Twice)" (an ode to his hometown), which spent two months on the UK Singles Chart, with its parent album Made It Through the Rain going top 20 the following year.
Side A
A1. Fit To Be Tied - 3:56
A2. Music And Words - 4:33
A3. Son Of A Song And Dance Man - 2:54
A4. D-D-D-Dancin' -3:37
A5. Love - 3:56
Side B
B1. New York, New York - 3:05
B2. Pavement Princess - 3:55
B3. Drinking - 5:01
B4. Nickels And Dimes - 2:45
B5. Made It Thru The Rain - 4:59
Credits
- Producer – Christopher Neil
Notes
Release: 1979
Format: LP (Gatefold)
Genre: Pop
Label: RCA Victor Records
Catalog# PL 25218
Prijs: €7,99
Vinyl: VG
Cover: VG (Gatefold)
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