Dr Fred Cole 
About Dr Fred Cole
I've been writing and creating music my whole life in many different genres, starting in prog rock groups in the UK in the 70s, playing in funk and soul bands in the 80s after moving to Australia. In the 90s I strayed into Electronica and Trance, and then after 2000 I came back to Jazz and Acoustic Piano Improvisations. Check out my new site, where you can buy all my music - link
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Hans Lovejoy
Hans studied at the Canberra School of Music, and divides his time between music and editing one of Australia's last independent local newspapers, The Byron Echo.
Hans Lovejoy
Double Bass PlayerHans studied at the Canberra School of Music, and divides his time between music and editing one of Australia's last independent local newspapers, The Byron Echo.
Roy Ainsworth
Roy has played with a who's who of Australian Jazz, including many years on the Midday Show. He currently runs the Northern Rivers Big Band, and I'm lucky to be able to play with him!
Roy Ainsworth
SaxophonistRoy has played with a who's who of Australian Jazz, including many years on the Midday Show. He currently runs the Northern Rivers Big Band, and I'm lucky to be able to play with him!
Emily Turner
Born in Las Vegas, her parents were both entertainers, and she has a relaxed and beautiful delivery that it is a pleasure to accompany.
Emily Turner
VocalistBorn in Las Vegas, her parents were both entertainers, and she has a relaxed and beautiful delivery that it is a pleasure to accompany.
This solo piano piece explores the spaces within. The twists and turns that life constantly throws up. Uncertainties, unexpected harmonies, peaceful resolutions, and acceptance of what one has been given.
Please let me know if this track resonates with you.
Hi everyone, it's a long time since I uploaded anything, mainly because I've been upgrading and revamping the studio, ready for a couple of projects coming up! While I was archiving some old cassettes, I found this early version of the last track from 'The House of Fred', where instead of the obscure American Poetry mash up I ended up using, I just jammed on top. I didn't really remember doing it, but I kinda liked it! Let me know what you think :)
The website comes ever closer. My New Year's Resolution. Keep on making great music! Here is a bonus track for you all. It's my crazy instrumental interpretation of Gnarls Barkley's great track 'Crazy' :) I hope you enjoy it. Happy holidays....
