Tony Frye is a full time musician and music educator in the San Francisco bay area. He has performed live with The Low Road Blues Band, Red Di, Missus and Mister, The Jazz So'jahs and Meredith McHenry on multiple instruments. With The Low Road Blues Band, he scored an independent cartoon and has written music for stage productions in the area. Having played in the pit for nearly 60 theatrical productions, Tony has maintained a very active performance schedule and finds little time to write and record new music but still manages to produce a few tracks now and again.
Tony has recently begun producing and performing on tracks by singer Meredith McHenry, hosting a podcast twice a week (The Microbrew Music Podcast) and teaches music part time at a prestigious private high school. His greatest achievements include; teaching BB King how to play an A7 chord, inspiring Eric Clapton to write Layla, telling Paul to take off his shoes and penning Beethoven's fifth symphony.
Tony's favorite ice cream flavor is Rocky Road.
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