Beverly Kenney
Beverly Kenney was an American jazz singer born on January 29, 1932, in
Harrison, New Jersey. She worked as a singer of telegrams for Western Union and
performed in Miami Beach before relocating to New York. In 1955, Kenney
performed with the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra and recorded a demo with Tony
Tamburello. She appeared at a jazz benefit at Carnegie Hall in October 1955
alongside Miles Davis and Art Blakey. Kenney recorded three albums for Royal
Roost and three for Decca, including Sings for Johnny Smith (1956) and Born to
Be Blue (1959). She performed the song “I Hate Rock 'n'...
It's a Most Unusual DayBeverly Kenney
Sings For Playboys
1:48
The More I See YouBeverly Kenney
Sings With Jimmy Jones & The Basie-Ites
3:08
Isn't This a Lovely Day?Beverly Kenney
Sings With Jimmy Jones & The Basie-Ites
3:15
Stairway to the StarsBeverly Kenney
Sings For Johnny Smith
If I Were a BellBeverly Kenney
Come Swing With Me
Almost Like Being in LoveBeverly Kenney
Sings For Johnny Smith
