Biography: Kelly Price, Kelly Richey, Kelly Rowland, Kellye Gray, Kem, Ken Baker, Ken Medema, Ken Saydak, Ken Tamplin, Kendra Spotswood,

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R&B singer Kelly Price spent her early years in the music business behind the scenes, lending backing vocals to records from stars including Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin, Faith Evans, and Brian McKnight; additionally, she was the featured voice on the Notorious B

Kelly Richey Biography, Photos, Pictures

Blues rocker Kelly Richey was born in Lexington, KY — chiefly inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan, she honed her guitar skills throughout her formative years, typically practicing upwards of 12 hours a day

Kelly Rowland Biography, Photos, Pictures

Kelly Rowland rose to fame with the success of Destiny’s Child during the late ’90s During that time, Destiny’s Child catapulted into the new millennium as one of the best-selling female musical groups in history

A native Texan, singer Kellye Gray began making a name on the Austin scene during the ’80s fronting a versatile band that covered a range of artists ranging from jazz and pop to funk and blues

Kem
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Nashville-born, Detroit-based singer/songwriter/musician/producer Kem Owens is a smooth, spiritually oriented R&B artist inspired by the likes of Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan, and Grover Washington Jr

Can Ken Baker boogie? The answer is yes, he could; in fact he needed to be some kind of behemoth of boogie in order to endure 16 years on the road with John Lee Hooker, whose song “Boogie Chillun” turned into the marching orders behind generations of rear-shakers

Legally blind Christian musician Ken Medema’s passion for music began at the tender age of five while playing on his mother’s piano Born in Grand Rapids Michigan in 1942, he grew up during a time when blindness was not widely accepted

A veteran sideman with Lonnie Brooks, Mighty Joe Young, Johnny Winter and Dave Specter, pianist and singer/songwriter Ken Saydak stepped out for the first time with the 1999 album Foolish Man on Delmark

Gospel vocalist/producer/songwriter Ken Tamplin began working with the group Joshua, who debuted in 1982 with The Hand Is Quicker Than the Eye Tamplin also appeared on 1985’s Surrender and 1987’s Intense Defense, but moved to the band Shout for 1988’s It Won’t Be Long

Kendra Spotswood Biography, Photos, Pictures

During the mid-’60s, soul singer Kendra Spotswood reeled off a series of strong but little-heard singles as a solo artist and in tandem with her then-boyfriend, composer/producer Van McCoy — only one appeared under her given name, however, long rendering her career trajectory a mystery to even the most ardent and resourceful musicologists