Birth date: Aug 19, 1952 Death date: Jul 26, 2020
Kenneth Dale Ingram, age 67, passed away on Sunday, July 26, 2020 in Nashville. Kenny was born in Nashville on August 19, 1952 to John Wesley Ingram and Hallie Jean (Fisher) Ingram. The legendary Kenny Ingram was the master of ha Read Obituary
I remember Kenny both as a DJ on WSM AM as well a member of Rhonda Vincent and the Rage. He was an impressive master of the banjo as well an an excellent overall musician and performer. He will be missed. Thank you Lord above for bringing us Kenny Ingraham for so many years. God Bless.
I had pleasure of meeting kenny Ingram while he playing with Ronda Vincent. He was real nice man, my prayers are with his family.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to all of Kenny's family during this difficult time. Such a nice gentleman and we always looked forward to seeing and working with him. Brilliant artist in the Bluegrass industry and will be sadly missed. SPBGMA, Diane Stearman, Michael and Suzanne Elmore, Michael and Stephanie Jones, Chad and Kendra Stearman
We went to see Kenny when he played at the little Nashville opry and met him after the shows- very nice man and a great banjo player - I have played banjo for many years but after seeing and listening to Kenny- makes mr want to hang mine up but he was truly one of a kind— praying for the family
Kenny was a fine fellow and band mate. I knew him from the time I was a kid from his time in the music business. I played his first show when he joined Rhonda Vincent and was there on his last with her. We never had a cross word and had a great time. I don’t think I ever heard him complain about anything no matter how early call time was or how late things ran. He was a great bus driver and would roll all night with no complaints. I learned a lot by watching him in all aspects of the business. I knew he had “been there and done that“. He always treated me with respect just as if I were as well traveled as he was. I love the banjo and enjoyed talking to him about it. He played so many subtle thing that most pickers just don’t get or hear and that’s why he was so good. The small thing make the biggest difference I believe! He’ll be greatly missed. So long Big K
Kenny was one of the best banjo pickers ever. He was also a wonderful friend who would be there for anyone. He touched so many lives throughout his life. He will be missed by all who knew him. RIP Kenny thanks for being in our lives.
Kenny was w/The Rage when I 1st met him many yrs ago at Perry's Barn in Statesville NC. I'd drive several hrs just to hear that banjo. He was so nice . He loved Kaye & his children . I admired him , I will miss my friend.
