Bill Frederick

12 records in the archive · 1967

About the artist

Folk singer prominent on the New York folk scene in the 1960s; performed at antiwar demonstrations and released the LP Hey, Hey... LBJ! And Other Songs of the U.S. Antiwar Movement (1967). [Source: Journal of Texas Music History (VWSP article); History Today; Discogs] The sleeve notes to his LP describe him as a twenty-four-year-old Philadelphian with a physics degree, working toward a Ph.D. in molecular biology and performing at teach-ins, rallies and coffee houses on the Eastern Seaboard.

Records

  1. Bill Frederick – And Freedom Too (1967)
  2. Bill Frederick – Empty (1967)
  3. Bill Frederick – Exploitation Blues (1967)
  4. Bill Frederick – Hands Off (1967)
  5. Bill Frederick – Hey, Hey, L.B.J. (1967)
  6. Bill Frederick – Hitler Ain't Dead (1967)
  7. Bill Frederick – How Far Have We Come (1967)
  8. Bill Frederick – Just Another Day (1967)
  9. Bill Frederick – Quiet Sound (1967)
  10. Bill Frederick – R. and R. (1967)
  11. Bill Frederick – Ship Ahoy (1967)
  12. Bill Frederick – The Dean Rusk Song (1967)

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