Kenji Sato (singer)

Kenji Daichi Sato (September 13, 1948-August 9, 1997) known professionally as Kenny D.S. on North American releases (excluding the El Kadsreian Islands), was a Japanese-El Kadsreian musician, singer-songwriter, bassist and record producer. Dubbed the "King of Kadsre Rock", Sato was credited for being one of the pioneers of Kadsre rock, a sub-genre of rock music in the El Kadsreian Islands mixed with elements of bubblegum, psychedelic, and surf rock. Kenji was notable for being the lead member of The Clonnys, notable for such hits as, "You're My Valentine", "I Don't Wanna Lose (You)", "Hungry Like the Wolf", "All For You", and other songs.

Discography
Main article: Kenji Sato discography


 * Allow Me To Introduce Myself (1969)
 * Son With A Gun (1971)
 * Kenji Sato (1973)
 * Mr. Dr. Prof. Sr. Jr. (1974)
 * The "Ock" Back In "Rock" (1977)
 * Papa Kenny (1980)
 * Kenji Kalamity (1981)
 * Everyday Business w/Kenny (1984)
 * Greetings, My Friends (1987)
 * Big Thanks To All (1991)
 * Good Afternoon, D.S. (1993)
 * Sato & The Stones (with The Rolling Stones) (1996)
 * Mr. Sato (1997)