In the early 90's Kenny relocated to Nashville, Tennessee and recorded an original rock and roll album, "Fight". The album remains unreleased. "I think the music community and the powers that be just didn't know what to do with it. It was the right record at the wrong time. It'll be out someday, 'cause time has away of catching up." That day has finally come.

Throughout his three-decade career, Kenny has always given voice to social and political issues and has worked with many groups and organisations including the E.R.A., Pacem en Terrace, Creative Outreach, The Salvation Army, Leukaemia Foundation, Safe Energy Coalition, Feed the Children, the Philadelphia Homeless Union and many others.  He has performed for our nation’s veterans and in shelters, hospitals, hospices and nursing homes and has appeared for the F.O.P. and in a number of our nation’s prisons—voluntarily, of course.

“I want to be like Bob Marley and Woody Guthrie, playing, singing and writing for the love of the music and the people.  It’s God’s gift to me and my gift to share,” Kenny asserts.

Whether performing solo or with a band, Kenny is able to distil the essence from each musical situation and then add his own unique contribution.

Kenny Mullins is an iconoclastic, maverick artist who remains true to his vision while making friends and fans everywhere he goes through his talent, warmth, kindness and integrity.

For more information on Kenny's new CD "Sister Oh Sister", please click here. To find out about Kenny's other CD's, including those that support various causes such as homelessness, hospice, the environment, and domestic violence shelters, click on "merchandise" below.

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