Kevin K

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Kevin K

voc, g, US
Singer of Alternative
A.k.a. Kevin Kalicki

American punk rock musician and singer. In the mid- to late 1970s, Kevin started Grim Reaper and Aunt Helen with his brother Alan K (2)). In 1979 he started The Toys (6), which evolved into New Toys (2). After that, the Kalicki brothers formed Lone Cowboys and Road Vultures.

Instruments

Vocals
Guitar
Drums
Electric guitar
Percussion

Genres

Alternative
Rock

Plays With

Aunt Helen

Freddy Lynxx And The Corner Gang

Kevin K & The Real Kool Kats

Kevin K And The Hollywood Stars

Kevin K And The Italian Ices

Kevin K Band

Lone Cowboys

New Toys

Road Vultures

The Toys

Band Members

Discography

Title	Artist	Year	Type
Buffalo	Kevin K	2016	Album
Frantic Tales For The Fast Living	Lester And The Landslide Ladies / Kevin K	2011	Album
Joey And Me	Kevin K	2010	Album
Kool Kat Kollection	Kevin K	2010	Compil.
Firestorm	Texas Terri And Kevin K	2010	Album
Hollywood	Kevin K	2007	Album
Polish Blood	Kevin K	2006	Compil.
Rockin Roll Dynamite	Kevin K	2006	Album
Mr. Bones	Kevin K	2006	Album
New York New York... The Best Of Kevin K	Kevin K	2004	Compil.
Story Of My Life	Kevin K	2002	Album
Better Class Of Slut	Kevin K	2002	Single
From The Delta To The Bowery	Kevin K	2001	Album
Arbeit Macht Frei - Live At The Continental	Kevin K With Sour Jazz & Patrick Klein	2001	Album
13 Street	Kevin K	2001	Album
Magic Touch	Kevin K	2000	Album
Tokyo Rocks	Kevin K	1998	Single

External Links

Home Page

Facebook

Discogs

iTunes

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Acknowledgements

To all the music fans that are contributing on Discogs, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. Thanks to Franz Flückiger for providing Storygram used to visualize band membership.