Roger Kellaway

Roger Kellaway has more than 200 albums in his discography. He has worked with everyone, from Elvis to Ellington to Dizzy Gillespie, Yo-Yo Ma to Yo-Yo Ma to Joni Mitchell, Quincy Jones and Mancini to Michael Tilson Thomas. Kellaway is not just a great pianist. He is also a prolific composer with protean abilities. He … Read more

Karin And Mike Kelleher

Mike Kelleher and Karin have been making music for more than three decades. One day they saw each other in a jam-packed freshman music theory class. They were too shy to speak. They became close friends later through music. Karin was a violinist in a string quartet, while Mike was a guitarist and sang “Yesterday” … Read more

Dave Keller

Dave Keller is one the most influential blues and soul musicians of his generation. Keller grew up in Worcester, MA. He loved music but didn’t learn to play guitar until 16 and didn’t start singing until 20. Then he discovered the blues. Keller made the move to Vermont in 1993 and launched The Dave Keller … Read more

Sue Keller

Sue Keller, an American singer and pianist, was born in Allentown, PA on July 7, 1952. She took voice lessons and studied flute. She also played guitar and sang in school operas. After many musical careers, including playing rock, she decided to focus more on vintage jazz/ragtime. Sue Keller founded Ragtime Press in 1992 to … Read more

Pat Kelley

“The first time that I heard a guitar, it must have signaled to me that I would have an insatiable love affair with the instrument for my entire life.” I can’t remember a time when I didn’t play guitar or consider myself a guitarist. Maybe it was a past-life experience that taught me how to … Read more

Kbb

KBB is a Japanese progressive rock/jazz fusion band from Tokyo. Their first album was released on Musea’s record label in 2000. They were formed in 1992. They are Akihisa Tuboy (violin, composer), Toshimitsu Takahashi (keyboards), Dani (using only one identity) on bass, and Shirou Sugano (drums). They have recorded four albums since 2000. from http://en.wikipedia.org

Johnny Keating

John Keating was born on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, September 10, 1927. John began his career as an arranger with Ted Heath’s swing band. He then moved on to arrange many top ten hits for Eden Kane and Adam Faith, who were both born in Edinburgh. He scored the soundtracks for Robbery and The … Read more

Ryan Keberle

Ryan Keberle, trombonist and composer, is one of the few musicians who has been able to navigate New York City’s many musical avenues with such passion and adaptability. Keberle has been a part of a remarkable array of superstars and legends since his 1999 arrival. Keberle is the leader of Catharsis’ pianoless quartet or arranges … Read more

Geoff Keezer

Geoffrey Keezer was a child of musical parents. He was born in Eau Claire (Wisconsin), USA, on November 20, 1970. He was born into a musical family with his parents playing piano. Geoffrey joined Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers in 1989 at the age of 18. Geoffrey has been a part of almost all the jazz … Read more

Kehell

KEHELL was a Japanese jazz rock / fusion band that Shigekazu KAMAKI founded in autumn 1985. Shigekazu (guitars), ToruHAMADA (drums) and Ryotaro ONISHI(bass) were the founders. They gathered their ideas and recorded demo tapes prior to appearing on stage. They recorded a demo tape entitled “Arrow Of Time”, in 1993. After a three-year hibernation Shigekazu, … Read more