Singer Freda Payne's guest appearances

Singer Freda Payne

The Five Count

Go Beyond Here

What’s Hot! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander

Ryan Glover Media 

Freda Payne

Chris White

Steve Hackett

Ricky Warwick

Dennis DeYoung

Michael Sweet

Judy Collins

Ian Anderson

Eric Bazilian

David Miller

Lucy Wainwright Roche

Jon Anderson

Joe Walsh

Rickey Medlocke

Damon Johnson

OwlTail

Check PlaylistThis episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with singer Freda Payne. Freda is best known for hits like Band of Gold, In Motion and Bring the Boys Home. She’s also appeared in films like Book of Numbers, Ella: First Lady of Song and Nutty Professor II: The Klumps. During the show she discussed making the transition from Jazz singer to R&amp;B singer, working with Duke Ellington and Redd Foxx, and her new single Do You Still Dream About Me. Check it out!During the rest of the show we complained about having to watch M*A*S*H as kids, explained again why everyone should love the band Nazareth, and tried to figure out how to get The Five Count a sponsorship from Zanz in Mankato. We might end up just getting jobs there!https://youtu.be/Fco8oPGu5EY

Check Playlist This episode of The Five Count featured an exclusive interview with singer Freda Payne. Freda is best known for hits like Band of Gold, In Motion and Bring the Boys Home. She’s also appeared in films like Book of Numbers, Ella: First Lady of Song and Nutty Professor II: The Klumps. During the show she discussed making the transition from Jazz singer to R&amp;B singer, working with Duke Ellington and Redd Foxx, and her new single Do You Still Dream About Me. Check it out! During the rest of the show we complained about having to watch M*A*S*H as kids, explained again why everyone should love the band Nazareth, and tried to figure out how to get The Five Count a sponsorship from Zanz in Mankato. We might end up just getting jobs there! <a href="https://youtu.be/Fco8oPGu5EY" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/Fco8oPGu5EY</a>

An Evening With Singer Freda Payne…

interview with legendary Jazz Singer Freda Payne discussing her recent shoulder surgery, dealing with racism in the US, the success of 'Band of Gold', memories of Dick Gregory and more!!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-glover-media/support

interview with legendary Jazz Singer Freda Payne discussing her recent shoulder surgery, dealing with racism in the US, the success of 'Band of Gold', memories of Dick Gregory and more!!--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/ryan-glover-media/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/ryan-glover-media/support</a>

Interview with Legendary Jazz Singer Freda Payne

Kari connects Freda with her mother, how growing up in Detroit, she knew to honor this gift when she was asked to tour with Pearl Bailey, the serendipity of Holland-Dozier-Holland's"Band of Gold," which was that major milestone on her life path that was filled with moments like being Barry Gordy's first protege pre-Motown days, knowing jazz legends Duke Ellington and Jon Hendricks, how scatting is a rare gift, as Freda treats us with her gift of being able to scat acapella in "How High The Moon" and "Lady Be Good," what helps keep her grounded and what song inspires her, as she shares a little about her upcoming new jazz album which features a duet with Johnny Mathis, which is the first time they've sung together, recorded at the legendary Capitol Records building in Studio A.

Kari connects Freda with her mother, how growing up in Detroit, she knew to honor this gift when she was asked to tour with Pearl Bailey, the serendipity of Holland-Dozier-Holland's"Band of Gold," which was that major milestone on her life path that was filled with moments like being Barry Gordy's first protege pre-Motown days, knowing jazz legends Duke Ellington and Jon Hendricks, how scatting is a rare gift, as Freda treats us with her gift of being able to scat acapella in "How High The Moon" and "Lady Be Good," what helps keep her grounded and what song inspires her, as she shares a little about her upcoming new jazz album which features a duet with Johnny Mathis, which is the first time they've sung together, recorded at the legendary Capitol Records building in Studio A.

Singer Freda Payne of "Band of Gold"