Kenny Nolan

Soul - disco - pop singer - songwriter - producer.Born September 30, 1949

Los Angeles, California, U.S

[a=Bob Crewe] helped him in the early stages of his career.

He became house producer for [a=Wes Farrell]'s [l=Chelsea Records].

Produced hits for [a=Jim Gilstrap] ("Swing Your Daddy"), [a=Dee Clark] ("Ride A Wild Horse") and [a=Linda Carr] ("High Wire").

Co-penned [a=LaBelle]'s "Lady Marmalade," and [a=Frankie Valli]'s "My Eyes Adored You."

He released four solo albums between 1977 - 1982.