About Fred Raimondo

Fred Raimondo is a songwriter-guitarist from the east end of Long Island. He has performed at festivals, clubs and universities through out the tri-state area. His 2014 release Stories From the Dark Heart Tavern was chosen as a best of 2014 by WPPB and No Depression blog and was on the top 50 Folk albums for the early part of 2015. He performs solo and with a number of different original bands, including Damaged Goods, The Woodworkers and The Bredfrys. The lengthy list of artists he was performed with include Taj Mahal, Jorma Kaukonen, Donovan, The Marshal Tucker Band, Maria Muldar, the late Rick Danko and Joe Ely. He is available for house concerts and club dates solo or with any of the his bands.

Folded Clothes Performed at The Custer Institute with Jon Preddice on Cello

The Tower Of Song

Share The Harvest Concert-Friday February 28th

New Year's Eve 2019

Fred Raimondo & Greta Quezeda perform Lie Here In The Dark

2019 Songwriter's Share

Excited to be part of this great program again this year.

Songwriters Share Concert For The Retreat

Songwriters Share Concert For The RetreatNice article in Hamptons.com about out April 6th Songwriter's Share Concert for The Retreat. I'll be joined by Paul Brokaw, Kevin Twigg, Jean Schroeder and Sarah Greene!

Fred Raimondo & Klyph Black Perform Amber Lynn at Stephen Talkhouse 3/18/18

The Woodworkers on LTV's East End Underground

Little Flower

Produced by Caroline Doctorow, Pete Kennedy and myself. It features beautiful performances by Caroline and Pete as well as Jonathan Preddice, Inda Eaton, Kevin Twigg, Thomas Provencher, Paul Brokaw Jean Schroeder and Sarah Greene. I can't say thank you enough these great friends and brilliant performers!

New CD-Reflections Of Little Flower

Mastering is completed! Produced by Pete Kennedy, Caroline Doctorow and myself, Reflections of Little Flower will be released this spring! It features 11 songs performd by Fred Raimondo with Paul Brokaw, Kevin Twigg, Jon Preddice, Sarah Green, Caroline Doctorow, Tom Provencher, Jean Schroeder and Inda Eaton.