Mar 29 2022
Blues Nocturnes For Baritone Guitar is now available via Bandcamp. It's an album of solo blues guitar instrumentals in the spirit of the Nocturne, that was invented by Irish composer John Field in the early 1800's and perfected by…
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Nov 26 2021
NEW ALBUM AVAILABLE ON NOT YET REMEMBERED RECORDS! CHECK OUT THIS KILLER SOUNDSCAPE VIDEO. VIDEO EDITING BY BEN RAPENOLD.
https://notyetremembered.bandcamp.com/album/vying-for-the-soul
Nov 12 2021
"VYING FOR THE SOUL" -NEW ALBUM OF SOUNDSCAPES BEING RELEASED ON 12/3/21 ON NOT YET REMEMBERED RECORDS.
Mar 10 2021
Mar 6 2021
New album Diabulous Ambientium is now available on Bandcamp.
Sonic soundscapes incorporating Frippertronics and Ligeti Sonic Nets.
What are Frippertronics? It's a delay style coined by Robert Fripp and was invented by composer Terry Riley. It originally had…
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Dec 13 2020
Check out a live video of "The Dance Of The Capuchin Crypt." It's tuned BF#BBF#B on a National M1 Tricone Baritone Resonator Guitar.
Dec 13 2020
Check out this review in The Portland Press Herald!!
Dec 9 2020
Below is the video hosted by Blue of the album release of Corruption,Deceit, Murder. Available exclusively now on Bandcamp
Dec 6 2020
Fat Knuckle Freddy is releasing a new album of solo, acoustic guitar instrumentals on 12/8/20 and exclusively via Bandcamp. The album is called Corruption, Deceit, Murder. It contains eight compositions which ends with the nineteen minute title track. The guitars…
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Oct 24 2020
https://fatknucklefreddy.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-amigos
FKF released a 4 song EP on bandcamp. It's free! It was recorded and filmed at Amigos on 9/1/18. Since all shows were cancelled this year, FKF wanted to share what is was like to plays live on…
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Nov 2 2019
My latest recording, "Death Don't Get No Blues" is being released 11/16/19 at The Apohadion Theater in Portland, ME. This recording consists of 6 solo blues tunes for guitar and vocals. I used my national M1 Tricone Baritone for all…
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Jun 2 2019
Alfred Hitchcock Plays Guitar received a great and honest review in The Mainer.
"He shifts between the warmth of his finger-picking and the metallic wail of his slide, while using the baritone’s deep lows to frame every trip up…
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