Fern Kinney

Southern soul - disco singer She was born in Jackson, Mississippi on July 11, 1949. She started in the mid-60's singing with [a=The Poppies (3)] along with [a=Dorothy Moore]. She released one solo single in 1968, the [a=Huey P. Meaux] produced [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fern-Kinney-Your-Loves-Not-Reliable/release/3212441]"Your Love Is Not Reliable"[/url] and in the 70's she did back up singing for other artists' releases ([a=King Floyd], [a=Dorothy Moore], [a=Z.Z. Hill] etc.) before she started recording as solo artist in the late 70's, with the duet with [a=Frederick Knight], [url=http://www.discogs.com/Frederick-Knight-Fearn-Kinney-Sweet-Life-Tonights-The-Night/release/3323881]"Sweet Life[/url] in 1978. She released three albums, before returning to back up singing in the 80's. Her albums were produced by the holy trinity of southern soul scene ([a=Carson Whitsett], [a=Tommy Couch], [a=Wolf Stephenson]). Her biggest hits were [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fern-Kinney-Groove-Me/release/208855]"Groove Me"[/url] and [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fern-Kinney-Together-We-Are-Beautiful/release/1569219]"Together We Are Beautiful"[/url], she has also covered successfully [a=Shirley And Lee]'s [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fern-Kinney-Let-The-Good-Times-Roll/release/617988]"Let The Good Times Roll"[/url] and [a=Frederick Knight]'s [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fern-Kinney-Ive-Been-Lonely-For-So-Long/release/3502337]"I've Been Lonely For So Long"[/url]