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Looking for some bio information on Kenny Carlton who recorded "Lost and Found" on Blue Rock.

 

There doesn't appear to be any information on him. Was Kenny Carlton a pseudonym?

 

Was his Blue Rock release his only recording? 

 

Any information would be appreciated.

 

Many thanks

 

 

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The notes in the Goldmine CD "Lost & Found" speculate as to whether Kenny Carlton was in fact Kenny Carter who recorded for RCA.  Anyone?

I've played "Lost and Found" and "Gotta Get Myself Together" back-to-back many times, and the voices sound very very much like the same person.  I'd guess that Kenny Carlton is Kenny Carter.

Sorry I totally disagree. I've got an unreleased LP by Kenny Carter and play it regularly along with his released tracks before and after and on neither of the Blue Rock sides does he have any of Kenny's many vocal inflexions.

He was from Kent, Ohio ironically. I put a fair bit about his RCA sessions in the Larry Banks Story CD and Dave Godin wrote a bit about him in his first Deep Soul Treasures

Sorry I totally disagree. I've got an unreleased LP by Kenny Carter and play it regularly along with his released tracks before and after and on neither of the Blue Rock sides does he have any of Kenny's many vocal inflexions.

Hi Ady

any chance this unreleased lp will ever see the light of day on vinyl?

 

thanks

 

Geoff

Real name Kenneth Head

You're talking about Kenny Carter here, rather than Kenny Carlton, right?

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