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We will like to let you know about the No.1 music promotion company in Africa.At Kennis Music, we bring out the best in artistes. The Company now runs an Agency for the promotion of foreign based artistes so as to…"
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- Tell us a little about your background...
- I'm a bassist/composer/arranger/educator in the Bay Area, originally from
Honolulu, Hawaii. Been freelancing for quite a while in the Bay Area, just took a part time job at Bishop O'Dowd High School doing the big band, thats really fun, love teaching...love jazz history, transcribing solos (any instrument)
and generally learning about the art form....
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://www.fredrandolph.com
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- At 3:35am on August 26, 2009,
Kenny Ogungbe. said…
- Greetings from KENNIS MUSIC team.
We will like to let you know about the No.1 music promotion company in Africa.At Kennis Music, we bring out the best in artistes. The Company now runs an Agency for the promotion of foreign based artistes so as to enable them to also have the opportunity of reaching out to the African market cause of the fact that Africa is now a big Market for foreign music and foreign based talents.
Kennis music will help promote you and your music in Africa. We will like to know if you are interested in being promoted in Africa and if you will like to be represented in Africa by Kennis Music. You can however visit our website at:www.kennisradio.com for more information about the Company.Please reply only
to:kennismusicprom@hotmail.com
We wish you all the best in Life and in your Musical
career.
Best Regards,
Kenny Ogungbe.
C.E.O.
- At 9:38am on August 23, 2009,
Darron E Moore said… - Hi Fred that bass is a Yamaha TRB 6II
- At 10:59pm on January 14, 2009,
JazzHip said… - "Close Up 2 Smooth Jazz" Concert Series a television show featuring today's upcoming smooth jazz artist, hosted and interviews by Frank Goss III of Close Up 2 Jazz: Smooth Jazz Club in Chicago.
The Concert Series premieres in the Spring of 2009...subscribe to the tv pilot video on youtube and leave a comment.
www.closeup2jazz.com
- At 12:47am on September 19, 2008,
frank dupree said… - I am probably a little older than you but I used to play at Mickey's Row-boat in 1968. Ito was on the corner of Ali-wai and Kalekawa in Waikiki... I also taught piano in Hawaii in a studio that I shared with Fred Worthington. I lived in the Pan Pacific apartments on Kapahulu ave at that time...... I live in Davis Ca. now. Retired from UCD after 33 years.. lol,, bout time, huh?? ttyl,,,,fdupr
- At 8:15pm on July 29, 2008,
Luis Disla said… - Great,stay in touch..
- At 7:32pm on July 29, 2008, Luis Disla said…
- Great, how is everything in SF?
- At 7:06pm on June 23, 2008,
Teddy Bear said… - Hi bro I love your music your playing is so very sweet god bless you man
- At 7:24pm on June 16, 2008,
Fred Randolph said… - solid!!
F
- At 1:01pm on June 14, 2008,
Durium said… - Thanks Fred - I'm glad you liked it !!
Keep swinging
Hans
Holland
- At 11:57am on June 14, 2008, Durium said…
- Dear Fred,
Good to meet you. Hope you like my daily Keep swinging blog in which I love to share my passion for jazz. Hope you like my pictures posted at my online photo site
Keep swinging (>840 x)
Hans
The Netherlands
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