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Has
appeared in Las Vegas, Hollywood,
Canada, Bahamas and Mexico
Featured
as Jazz Organist in numerous
Jazz Festivals
Began career as a Jazz Accordionist before
switching to organ
Written
and recorded for Alexander 
Film Studios
Hosted "Jazz in The Morning"
radio show for 10 years
Performed in 40 states during an
11 year road tour
A
former semi-pro baseball player
Fred has run a baseball camp
since 1978
Along
with son Terry, runs Music 
Associates Talent Agency
Has
appeared with Mark Murphy,
Johnny Smith, Chuck Mangione,
Slide Hampton, Bobby Darrin, Gene
Bertoncini, Steve Gadd, Doc
Severinsen, Lew Soloff, Dewey
Martin, Bill Doggett, Gene Cornish
and
the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
among many others
Elected to the Rochester Sports Walk of
Fame in 1999
Scouted for the Cleveland Indians
 Awarded
Critics Choice Award 2007
Received Press-Radio Club Award 2009
Released autobiography "A Lifetime of
Nightclubs & Ballparks" book - March 2010
Has written for Sports Scene Magazine
Featured as top sports organist on NBC
Game of the Week and
Newsweek Magazine
Has turned down five major
league teams as organist
including the Yankees and Mets
Has been Organist for the
Rochester Red Wings baseball 
team and plays for the
Buffalo Sabres hockey team when
available
Besides his music appearances,
Fred also heads up three music
studios and a band instrument
rental service
NIGHT CLUBS
Fremont
Hotel: Las Vegas,
Nevada
Playboy Club: Hollywood,
California
Cal-Neva Lodge: Lake Tahoe,
Nevada
Capri Club: Tijuana, Mexico
Hurricane Club: Wildwood,
New Jersey
Kings Inn: Bahamas
Oyster Barrel: Quebec City,
Canada
Castellani's: Atlantic City,
New Jersey
TV/RADIO/PRINT
Regis Philbin Show (LA)
NBC Game of the Week
Newsweek
USA Today
NY Times
Coca Cola Commercial
International Musician
Arthur Godfrey Show
TV Guide (Canada)
Breakfast Club (Chicago)
WSYR-TV Staff
RECORDINGS
Carryin'On - Avanti Records
Where Can You Go - Columbia
April in Paris - Doobee
Records
A Day in the Life of a Fool -
Parkway
Up Up with America - Lizdon
Records
Blues Backstage - Saxon
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