Ce Ce Rogers
Kenneth Jesse Rogers III, born April 30, 1962, in Cleveland, Ohio, known
professionally as CeCe Rogers, is an American gospel and house music singer,
songwriter, and record producer. He began playing piano at age 5, performed on
The Gene Carroll Show at age 9, and was nicknamed CeCe by James Brown at age 11.
He studied at Berklee College of Music before moving to the New York area in
1984 to work as a session musician for artists including Melba Moore, Freddie
Jackson, and Curtis Hairston. In 1987, he recorded the single “Someday”
alongside Marshall Jefferson, which was signed to...
