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Bruce Dedrick produced the 1969 single "You're Never Gonna Find Another Love", a Mickey Nicotra composition for The Sermon, which became a hit for the group. In addition to the production, the background vocals were provided by members of the Dedrick family.
As the current leader, MC, lead singer, trombonist and guitarist of band The Little Big Band Group, Bruce Dedrick and his musicians have performed at hundreds of concerts, dinner dances, corporate functions, and other parties for the last twenty-five years in New York City, upstate NY, Pennsylvania, New England, and in the Philly, Baltimore and ...
Hailing from New York, The Free Design were a late ’60s/early ’70s family pop group, releasing eight brilliant albums and influencing countless musicians (Beck, Belle & Sebastian, Cornelius, and Stereolab, to name a few). Chris, Bruce, Sandy and Ellen Dedrick were brothers and sisters with a singing style that laid the groundwork for all ...
The Free Design was a Delevan, New York-based vocal group playing jazzy pop music. Their music can be described as sunshine pop and baroque pop. The members were all members of the Dedrick family: Chris Dedrick (who wrote most of the songs), sister Sandy Dedrick, and brother Bruce Dedrick were the original lineup.
Each of the Dedricks had impressive musical skills. They all sang; Sandy played the keyboard instruments; Bruce was a master with guitar and trombone, and Chris showed supreme skills with guitar, trumpet and recorder.
25 de ene. de 2018 · The Free Design consisted of the singing Dedrick family, starting with the older siblings Chris, Sandy, and Bruce Dedrick. Their younger sister, Ellen, joined on their second album. The Dedrick’s grew up in Delevan, N.Y., in a musical household.
8 de mar. de 2011 · Vocalist Sandra Dedrick of the influential sunshine-psych-pop-vocal-jazz band, The Free Design, speaks with us regarding the history of the band, their intense choral arrangements, and the continued relevance of their sound in contemporary music.
