Kenny Vance - Vance 32 flac album

Kenny Vance ‎– Vance 32. Label: Muskrat Records ‎– RATCD-4260, Warner Bros. Records (Japan) Inc. ‎– WQCP-379. Looking For An Echo (Reprise). Other Versions (3 of 3) View All. Cat.

Much of Kenny Vance's debut solo album sounds (big surprise) a great deal like Jay & the Americans, with a slightly more sophisticated focus - the way that group might've sounded had they been given the chance to advance into the 1970s, and also explored their own antecedents a little more thoroughly

Kenny Vance (born December 9, 1943 in Brooklyn as Kenneth Rosenberg) is an American singer, songwriter, and music producer who was an original founding member of Jay and the Americans. His career spans from the 1950s to today, with projects ranging from starting doo-wop groups to music supervising to creating solo albums

Title: Vance 32. Format: CD. Item Condition: New and unplayed. In Each Other's Arms. The Greatest Showman Reimagined CD. (32). Roy Orbison The Ultimate Collection CD 2016.

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singer/songwriter personality into the work so that this album might even have had a shot at selling at the time. Alas, it was too much of a stretch for radio stations and listeners in 1975, and not even the presence of the Walter Becker/Donald Fagen-authored "Parker's Band" could put it over to a mass public.

Singer, songwriter, and producer Kenny Vance had a long and varied career in music that began in the late '50s and was still going strong in the early years of the 21st century. The core of his interest in music was vocal harmony, from the doo wop groups with which he started out to his long tenure as a member of Jay & the Americans in the '60s. From the '70s on, he used his musical knowledge in a series of films while also releasing the occasional solo album. In 1975, he released his debut solo album, Vance 32, on Atlantic Records. He launched a new phase in his career in 1978 with the release of the film American Hot Wax, which depicted events in the life of rock & roll radio pioneer Alan Freed. Vance wrote "Hot Wax Theme" for the score, appeared in the movie as Professor La Plano and led his fictional group, the Planotones, in a performance of "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay.