H. Lynn Kitchens

Journeyman Southern rock and roll musician H. Lynn Kitchen areas was raised in Macon, GA, and trained himself to try out drums, electric guitar, and piano at 12 years. At 13 he come up with his initial group, the Fabulous Geer Music group (aka the Geers), who performed around Georgia for another eight years. The peak from the band’s renown emerged when it had been agreed upon to 3S International Information and released a local hit one, “I WANT You.” On the other hand, Kitchens visited senior high school and university, ultimately graduating from Youthful Harris University in north Georgia using a level in education. Then transferred to Washington, D.C., where he became a bandleader for vocalist Viki Ford, a job that presented him to pre-rock pop music. Following that, he worked being a bass participant for ’60s pop vocalist Gary Puckett. In 1980, he shifted to Nashville, where he alternately led his personal bands, such as for example Shameless and Cryin’ aloud, and served like a back-up musician for such performers as Affluent Grissom. He released his debut recording, Runnin’ ‘Circular This Nation, in 1995. In 2003, he released Rockin’ Using the Goose, a children’s recording.