Starting at the age of eleven, Tim figured it was time to learn an
instrument of his own. By default, he became the bass player and joined Peter
in most of his musical adventures.
After being a part
of several bands that came and went, the boys eventually came across David Kemp,
an experienced musician & songwriter then living in Floresville, their
hometown. David was gracious enough to let them join him one Friday night at
The Pizza Garden (now The White House Café). Soon the trio was busy
playing at numerous events around the area. David coined the name “David Kemp &
Raisin’ Kane,” and it stuck. Under David’s tutelage, they learned the ins and
outs of music and live performing. When David started the Wilson County
Hometown Opry, all three were members of the house band. When David and
his family moved to Bandera in 2003 to pursue a more active music career, Peter
had a few stints with different local bands, and Tim started a business and
married his long time sweetheart. When things settled down, the boys got
back to
Raisin’ Kane.
Raisin'Kane
The Full History
Brothers Peter and Tim Kane grew up in a musical family and have been
singing and playing music since they were little.
At six years old, Peter taught himself to play the piano and at fourteen he
picked up the guitar. Quite the showman, Peter never passed up a chance to play
for an audience.