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In 1992, Vance started a doo wop group, the re-formed (no longer fictional) Kenny Vance and The Planotones from American Hot Wax. They released two albums "Teenage Jazz" and "Looking for an Echo", and then created the whole soundtrack for the 1999 film Looking for an Echo , for which Vance was also the musical director and the singing voice of ...
One of the people who fit that description is Kenny Vance, practitioner of vocal harmony. He created two groups: Jay and The Americans in the 60's, and The Planotones for a film in the late 70's. His best known solo effort, "Looking For An Echo," was another kind of salute to doo-wop.
In 1992, Vance started a doo wop group, the re-formed (no longer fictional) Kenny Vance and The Planotones from American Hot Wax. They released two albums "Teenage Jazz" and "Looking for an Echo", and then created the whole soundtrack for the 1999 film Looking for an Echo , for which Vance was also the musical director and the singing voice of ...
Kenny Vance. As a kid in New York, Kenny Vance was captivated by the magic of rock ‘n’ roll. At the age of fifteen, he was hanging around the famed Brill Building, meeting other singers and songwriters.
In 1992, Vance would go on to form Kenny Vance and the Planotones, a band that continues touring today. As exemplified by the group’s signature song, “Looking for an Echo,” their material is influenced by the music of the 1950s and 1960s.
Feelin' No Pain is a feature documentary about the great 60's Doo Wop legends who began singing harmony on Brooklyn streets in the 60's. Renowned singer Kenny Vance, is our guide, who, at 50 started a new Doo Wop group to celebrate his passion.
