Kenny Rankin

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  • jazz
  • lounge
  • smooth jazz
  • soul
  • male vocalists
Born and raised in New York City, Kenny Rankin was a singer/songwriter whose music combined jazz, folk and pop influences. Between 1967 and 2002, he released 13 albums. Among the most successful were 1976's "The Kenny Rankin Album," which reached No. 99 on the "Billboard" album charts, and 1980's "After the Roses," which charted at No. 171. Both albums were produced by Don Costa. Rankin's best-known composition, "Peaceful," was a major hit for Helen Reddy in 1973. He had a major fan in Johnny Carson, who had Rankin appear on "The Tonight Show" more than two dozen times.

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Songs

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    'Round Midnight

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    A House of Gold

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    A Song For You

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    After the Roses

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    Always

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    At Last

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    Bad Times Make You Strong

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    Because of You

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    Before the Fall

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    Berimbau

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    Birembau

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    Blackbird

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    Blame It On My Youth

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    But Not for Me

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    Catfish

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    Christmas Eve With You

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    Comin' Down

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    Cotton Candy Sandman (reprise)

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    Creepin'

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    Cue # 1

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    Cue # 2

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    Delila

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    Doralice

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    Down the Backstairs of My Life

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    Down the Road

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    Earthheart

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    Erienda

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    Groovin'

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    Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

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    Haven't We Met

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    Haven't We Met?

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    Here's That Rainy Day

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    Hiding in Myself

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    How Can I Forget (Song for Margo)

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    I Could Write a Book

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    I Fall In Love Too Easily

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    I Love You

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    I Was Born

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    I'll Be Home for Christmas

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    I've Got a Crush on You

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    I've Just Seen a Face

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    If I Should Go To Pray

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    In the Name of Love

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    Inside

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    It Had to Be You

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    Jingle Bells

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    Kepp the Candle Burnin'

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    Killed a Cat

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    Let's Get it On

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    Like a Seed


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