Kenny Neal, born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1957, is a celebrated figure in the realm of blues and swamp blues. Son of the respected blues harmonica player, Raful Neal, Kenny Neal has been steeped in the blues tradition from a young age, which has significantly influenced his music. A multi-instrumentalist, Neal is particularly known for his proficiency on the guitar, harmonica, and the vocals. He burst onto the national scene with his debut album "Bio on the Bayou" in 1987.

Over the years, Kenny Neal's musical journey has been marked by a rich synthesis of the Louisiana blues tradition with contemporary sensibilities. Albums such as "Bloodline," which garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Blues Album, showcase his deep understanding of the blues genre and kinship with its roots. With "Hooked On Your Love" and "Let Life Flow," Neal continues to demonstrate his versatility and passion for the blues, earning him accolades and a loyal fanbase. He pays homage to the greats who came before him while innovating within the genre as seen in his single "Thank You BB King." As a testament to his impact on the blues scene, Kenny Neal's work is a celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Louisiana and the enduring power of the blues.