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'''Kenny Charles Correll''' (born December 3, 1968), better known for his stage name '''Kenny Muhammad''', '''The Human Orchestra''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a US Beatbox artist from | '''Kenny Charles Correll''' (born December 3, 1968), better known for his stage name '''Kenny Muhammad''', '''The Human Orchestra''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a US Beatbox artist from Queens, New York. | ||
He is considered one of the greats of beatboxing.<ref name="eume">{{internet resource |url=http://www.european-mediaculture.org/Beatboxing.524.0.html |title=EMCO Beatboxing |hrsg=European Mediaculture online |retrieval=2008-03-26 |retrieval-hidden=1 |offline=1 |archive-url=http://archive.md/20130414170323/http://www.european-mediaculture.org/Beatboxing.524 .0.html |archive-date=2013-04-14 }}</ref> In addition to appearing in TV shows and commercials, he collaborated with other beatboxing greats such as [[Rahzel]]. | |||
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Correll grew up in Far Rockaway | Correll grew up in Far Rockaway, a peninsula south of JFK airport, amd lived in an apartment in one of ''The Edgemere Houses'', which were later renamed into ''The Beach Channel Houses''. | ||
As a child he joined the local baseball club, but gave it up in favor of his musical career. | |||
He went to | |||
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Through his association with the New York City Symphony,<ref>[http://web.mac.com/dmichaele/nycsymphony.org/History.html New York City Symphony: History]{{dead link|url=http://web.mac.com/dmichaele/nycsymphony.org/History.html |date=2018-12 }}</ref> whose principal conductor [[David Eaton (composer)|David Eaton]] composed the track ''Kenny's Joy'' for him,<ref>{{internet source | url=http://peacemusiccommunity.ning.com/forum/topics/merge-music? xg_source=activity | title=Merge Music | author=David Eaton |language=en | date=2010-05-06 | retrieval=2010-06-22 |retrieval-hidden=1 | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110714184334/http://peacemusiccommunity.ning.com/forum/topics/merge-music?xg_source=activity | archive-date=2011-07-14 | offline=yes }}</ref><ref>{{Internet-source |url=http://www. tparents.org/unews/unws9812/Childrensday.htm |title=True Children's Day Celebrated in NYC |author=David Eaton |work=Unification News for December 1998 |language=en |retrieval=2010-06-22 |retrieval-hidden=1 }}</ref> he was given the nickname ''The Human Orchestra''. | |||
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Kenny Charles Correll (born December 3, 1968), better known for his stage name Kenny Muhammad, The Human Orchestra or Dr Beatbender, is a US Beatbox artist from Queens, New York.
He is considered one of the greats of beatboxing.[1] In addition to appearing in TV shows and commercials, he collaborated with other beatboxing greats such as Rahzel.
A car accident that punctured his left lung left no permanent damage.
Early life
Correll grew up in Far Rockaway, a peninsula south of JFK airport, amd lived in an apartment in one of The Edgemere Houses, which were later renamed into The Beach Channel Houses.
As a child he joined the local baseball club, but gave it up in favor of his musical career.
He went to
Beatboxing
Correll popularized the Ozzie Snare.
It's Showtime at the Apollo (theater in Harlem, New York)
"Amature Night"
8 February, 1992
https://www.historicfilms.com/tapes/45605
(min. 31:39)
Kenny Muhammad appeared on NBC's The Tonight Show hosted by Jay Leno on ???
https://youtu.be/55C0RirU3yA?t=37
Through his association with the New York City Symphony,[2] whose principal conductor David Eaton composed the track Kenny's Joy for him,[3][4] he was given the nickname The Human Orchestra.
Kenny Muhammad performs Kenny's Joy with the orchestra New York Symphony conducted by David Eaton.
https://youtu.be/55C0RirU3yA?t=89
30 Seconds to Fame US television series, Fox Network (from July 17, 2002 to June 26, 2003) (hosted by Craig Jackson)
Stan Lee's Superhuman - Super Sound Episode Season 1, episode 3 "Hammer Head" August 19, 2010 Kenny Muhammad, aka "The Human Orchestra"
Beatbox style
Ozzie snare (inward snare), Kenny whirl(wind), Kenny beep
Later Live
Later Correll moved to Mexico.