Barry E. Fry

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A Christmas Memory - Listen on N1M

Sorry this took so long again, but my n1m account was hacked (it seems only on my computer, but we’ll see). I was also working on some new material which was on the same computer. I’m still playing in the 2 big bands and my solo stuff. As soon as everything is back I will be posting. Thanks for listening and your support.

Again musically yours,
Barry E. Fry

Happy Holidays from Barry E. Fry

Hello to all who have subscribed to my newsletter. I apologize for not getting this out sooner, but here it finally is!. I explained that I am playing in 2 big bands (19 and 22 piece) so I am just part of the rhythm section as the guitar player with the occasional solo. A few years back I started a solo career, mostly to play solo jazz guitar in restaurants, at cocktail hours, etc. From there I did a number of demo recordings to showcase my work. Many of which I posted here on N1M. I am grateful for the many encouraging comments from all around the world. I am humbled. Everyone has been very kind and supportive. It just proves that music is the universal language. I will keep posting some of my earlier work in addition to new recordings. I also have many photos from various bands, (some of me also playing bass). Anyway, thank you for your support. Stay safe.

Musically yours,

Barry E. Fry

Hello and thank you for joining my network. I have been planning new material to post, but I also want to mention, that besides being a solo artist, I have played in quite a few bands as a guitar player,including two big bands (19 and 22 pieces). I get an occasional solo, but mostly I'm part of the rhythm section. Like I said in my bio, I played in my college jazz band all 4 years and that's where I first appreciated big bands. From there, I also had a chance to play guitar in the pit orchestra for various musical productions of "Blood Brothers", "How to Succeed in Business Without Trying", "Footloose", and "Sound of Music". Anyway, playing guitar has afforded me the opportunity to meet and play with many great people over the years. I want to thank everyone again! Stay safe.

Musically yours,
Barry E. Fry

My version of Monk's About Midnight