Harrison Kennedy is a distinguished Canadian blues musician whose storied career has woven a rich tapestry of sound rooted in the soulful traditions of American blues, rhythm and blues, and soul music. Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Kennedy's journey in music began in the 1960s when he was a member of the million-selling Detroit-based group, The Chairmen of the Board, during the golden era of Motown. His signature voice, conveying depths of emotion and life experiences, stood out as he embarked on a successful solo career following his tenure with the group.

As a solo artist, Harrison Kennedy has continued to refine his craft and engage audiences with albums that speak to his profound understanding of both the history and the evolution of the blues genre. His work, including recent releases such as "Thanks for Tomorrow" and "CrossBorder Blues," showcases his versatility and his commitment to authenticity. With a body of work that includes the thought-provoking "Who U Tellin'?" and the soulfully remixed "Let Her Talk Remix #2," Kennedy not only honors the legacy of the blues but also infuses it with contemporary energy and relevance. His album "This Is from Here" received critical acclaim and marked another highlight in his illustrious career. Harrison Kennedy continues to bear the torch of the blues, ensuring the genre's vitality and resonance with modern audiences.