Kelley has forged a distinguished reputation as a recording artist, international touring performer and published songwriter.

With over a decade of touring and recording credits and three CDs in international distribution, Kelley will soon be releasing a fourth CD, Mercy. Kelley's experiences include appearances on some of the world's largest blues and music festival stages, on internationally distributed radio shows like American Public Media's "A Prairie Home Companion" (6 times) and on PBS television specials seen in over 70 of the largest US TV markets.

She has conducted songwriting workshop experiences in classrooms from grade school to high school, adult education levels and has appeared as a guest artist/workshop presenter at Boston's prestigious Berklee College of Music. She recently played in the Blues to Bop Festival in Lugano, Switzerland

From 2002 - present she has been a member of the Blues Week faculty at the Augusta Heritage Center Workshops at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins West Virginia teaching blues piano, voice and Gospel singing.

Kelley's performance art experiences include appearances in renowned artist Roger Shimomura's touring work "Seven Kabuki Plays." She wrote and performed "Dangerous Curves: Breast Cancer Awareness" and "Dangerous Curves II: Surviving and Thriving" with Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg and the 940 Dancers.

Works from Kelley's catalog have appeared on CD, television, feature film and in commercials. She is a 2006 inductee to the Kansas Music Hall of Fame alongside such artists as Mike Finnigan, Melissa Etheridge, jazz/fusion guitarist Jerry Hahn, the Byrds' Gene Clark and Big Joe Turner.

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