Difference between revisions of "Kenni Holmen"
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*1999 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Central_Station Graham Central Station]: [[Album: GCS 2000|GCS 2000]] | *1999 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Central_Station Graham Central Station]: [[Album: GCS 2000|GCS 2000]] | ||
*2012 [[Andy Allo]]: [[Album: Superconductor|Superconductor]] | *2012 [[Andy Allo]]: [[Album: Superconductor|Superconductor]] | ||
| + | *2014 [[Album: Art Official Age|Art Official Age]] | ||
| + | *2015 [[Album:_Hitnrun_Phase_One|Hitnrun Phase One]] | ||
| + | *2015 [[Album: Hitnrun_Phase_Two|Hitnrun Phase Two]] | ||
* [[Prince]]: [[Album: The Vault - Volumes I, II and III|The Vault - Volumes I, II and III]] (unreleased) | * [[Prince]]: [[Album: The Vault - Volumes I, II and III|The Vault - Volumes I, II and III]] (unreleased) | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:51, 26 August 2019
Kenni Holmen (sometimes Ken Holmen)
Birthname and date
Ken Holmen
Born: xx xxxx 19??, xx
Overview
Soprano- and tenor saxophone player in the Hornheads (sometimes Hornheadz). First assembled (as no name horn section, sometimes referred to as 'NPG Hornz' in 1991 to augment Prince & The NPG on tour. Kenni Holmen replaced Brian Gallagher in the NPG Hornz (now dubbed Hornheads) in 1995 and never toured with Prince. He was involved in studio output from Prince and associated artists from 1995 until 2016, with a hiatus in the first decade of the millennium.
Discography with Prince
- 1994 Various Artists: 1-800 New Funk
- 1999 Prince: Rave In2 The Joy Fantastic
- 2000 Prince: Rave In2 The Joy Fantastic
- 1998 The NPG: Newpower Soul
- 1998 Chaka Khan: Come 2 My House
- 1999 Graham Central Station: GCS 2000
- 2012 Andy Allo: Superconductor
- 2014 Art Official Age
- 2015 Hitnrun Phase One
- 2015 Hitnrun Phase Two
- Prince: The Vault - Volumes I, II and III (unreleased)
