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| About Kerry |
| KERRY PHILLIPS aka Biscuits Carnahan (Not to be confused with his twin brother, Gravy) A triple threat -- and more. "Oh, don't look at him. Cynthia!" |
| Originally from Port Neches, Texas, Kerry has performed throughout the United States and Canada as an actor and musician -- or sometimes both. In New York, Los Angeles, on tour and at sea, Kerry performed with the comedy and bluegrass trio Changing Lanes*. (*You can read all about Changing Lanes in Val’s bio, except for the "at sea" part, which she curiously neglected; perhaps it was the mal de mer... or the strange adventures in the Bermuda Triangle.) In L.A., Kerry was nominated for the "Best Comedy Special" ACE Award (the cable equivalent of the Emmy) for his work as a writer on Deep Fried TV (originally called Deep Dish TV), presented on Showtime. Other writing credits include Global Gorilla (a children's musical video) and Who's Watching Who?, in which he starred with Peter Billingsley. Kerry's acting credits range from roles with the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and other national touring companies to major theaters across our fruited plain. His favorite roles include Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Twelfth Night, Jack in The Importance of Being Ernest, Leo in Chapter Two (opposite Val's Faye) and on and on, ad nauseum. He has made numerous appearances on television, including guest roles on Foley Square (with Margaret Colin and Hector Elizondo), Major Dad (with Gerald McRaney) and Could It Be ... A Miracle? (hosted by Robert Culp). Kerry plays guitar, keyboards, cello and English horn, and writes most of the original songs for RainPace. Oh, yeah – and he sings, too. Just don’t ask him about his garden unless you have a few hours... |
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| RainPace is... |
| Kerry Phillips |
| Valerie Tullous |
| Mike Salas |
| Mikey Hunter |
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| Bob Evans |
