Your article on Kenny is pretty accurate although I would simply say that Kenny Kerr and Frank Marino are "differently talented". I don't know that it will ever happen but if these two paired up, you would have one hell of a show -- and it would make money. Kenny's downfall, whether he feels it was justified or not, was when he ended his business relationship with Herb Kauffman. If Frank could manage the business and Kenny could take over community-building, they could sell out any show room, night, after night.
As an added note, Kenny was the first Strip headliner to publicly acknowledge being gay. He also emceed the first large-scale gay pride event in 1993 -- and he did it as a contribution, unlike those who followed. We love you Kenny!
Your article on Kenny is pretty accurate although I would simply say that Kenny Kerr and Frank Marino are "differently talented". I don't know that it will ever happen but if these two paired up, you would have one hell of a show -- and it would make money. Kenny's downfall, whether he feels it was justified or not, was when he ended his business relationship with Herb Kauffman. If Frank could manage the business and Kenny could take over community-building, they could sell out any show room, night, after night.
As an added note, Kenny was the first Strip headliner to publicly acknowledge being gay. He also emceed the first large-scale gay pride event in 1993 -- and he did it as a contribution, unlike those who followed. We love you Kenny!