Chazz Frichtel

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What Do You Know

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Released: Jan 24, 2011

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What Do You Know
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America Loves Her Guns
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Little Bird
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Angel Call
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Genre: Electroacoustic / Minimalist
Location Gridlochastan, California, Un
Profile Views: 29934
Last Login: 4/11/2012
Member Since 11/30/2006
Website U R LOOKIN' @ IT!
Record Label Self Adhesive
Type of Label Indie
Bio
As a singer/songwriter and instrumentalist, Chazz has recorded and performed with artists as talented and diverse as Michael McDonald, Christopher Cross, Chuck Mangione, Wilson/Phillips, Karla Bonoff, Perla Batalla, David Pack, America, Chaka Khan, Gregory Hines, Sheena Easton, and Vonda Shepard. He can also be heard singing the theme to NBC's syndicated hit sitcom "Saved By The Bell". Chazz currently has two solo CD's available. His first entitled "Perfect Moment" and his second and most recent "My Therapist's Couch". MTC is available via CD Baby, iTunes and various digital distributors. Chazz also teamed with friend, Bernie Chiaravalle, and as "Silent Partner" produced "Weddington Street". As a session bassist/vocalist, Chazz has appeared on numerous recordings for television and film soundtracks, commercials and jingles, and friends CD projects. Chazz notes "it has been my great priviledge and good fortune to have worked with so many incredible talents over the years"! Finally, last and certainly not least, many thanks to Meg Fox, who created all of the artwork and layout for MTC. "Thank You"!
Members
Your's truly. That said, I had invaluable assistance in the creation of my latest CD "My Therapist's Couch". Featured are friends (and Mike McDonald bandmates for many years) Bernie Chiaravalle, George Perilli and Tollak (electric guitar, drums, and keys) longtime LA "jazzbro's" Bob Sheppard, Mark Hatch and Jim Fox (sax, flugel horn and nylon string guitar) and percussionist Bryan Brock. Also singing beautifully are two of Nashville's finest singer/songwriters, Diana DeWitt, and Mark Stacy (who also played guitars of all kinds, was the resident techno wiz, and co piloted the project.) Rounding out the line up and mixing it all together beautifully was Nashville studio/audio ace, John Albani. Each person brought their unique brand of "therapy" to the "Couch" sessions. I am humbled and honored by their contributions to this project! PS: A special "shout out" to Hank Linderman for the loan of his 12 string electrics and for longtime friendship and support!
Influences
Too numerous and wonderful to mention them all. I would have to say just about anything I have ever heard musically, regardless of genre, has had some influence, (the good & bad news) and of course, everyone I have ever worked with has influenced me to some degree.
Sounds Like
Tapioca pudding!