WR726: Freddy and the Fire Nation

Episode 726 • September 23, 2022 • 00:38:59
WR726: Freddy and the Fire Nation
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WR726: Freddy and the Fire Nation

Sep 23 2022 | 00:38:59

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

 
Fred Warner, bassist and bandleader of jazz fusion outfit Freddy and the Fire Nation, is back on the show after first appearing on a Quick Hits episode last year.

We talked about the band’s upcoming releases, about focusing on a slick, produced sound versus “that greasy goodness”, playing shows, and much more.
 
Just a heads-up that there were some technical difficulties on this one (as heard in the intro), but it's still a fun listen. Also, since the Fire Nation's full-band recordings have yet to be released, the songs you'll hear on this podcast are Fred's solo demos.

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