Born and raised in Washington, D.C., before Kenny reached his teens, he was winning talent shows at his junior & high schools, where he performed everything from classical R&B. He joined the vocal group Maniquin. In 1987, the group signed with Epic, and two years later released their debut album. Lattimore left Maniquin in 1990, and began writing and collaborating with a number of artists, including Glenn Jones, Jon Lucien, & Dem Twinzz, singing on the group's demos. Eventually Kenny landed a record contract with Columbia. His debut album was released in 1996; a steady seller over the next year, going gold and spawning the Top 40 R&B hit 'Never Too Busy.' In the here and now, Lattimore's Anatomy Of A Love Song represents the eighth installment in a stellar R&B career; and a welcomed return to form.
