Fred Clark is a singer/songwriter/performer/recording artist who has received FM radio airplay in at least 17 countries. Early in his career, he often shared the stage with Jeff Tweedy (Wilco), and Jay Farrar (Son Volt). For fun, he occasionally appears as an extra in film. Fred has appeared on first ballot of the Grammy Awards six times through 3 different releases. His latest release, "Perfect" is a tribute to his wife, Lauren. Previous releases include: Digital Singles: --"That's All Right Mama"--Fred's take on the Elvis classic. --"Princess Charming"(2014), a longing for that special someone. --"Needless To Say"(2012), tribute to the American military. (on first ballot for the 56th Grammy Awards) --"Stairway To Nowhere"(2012), a song influenced by MC Escher, Tennessee Williams and ???!!!. --"American Christmas"(2011), Christmas song influenced by the charitable acts of Americans, with the production influences of Phil Spector and Brian Wilson. CD's (also available digitally) 1)"Living In Dakin's Neighborhood", (2000) a critically acclaimed folk rock influenced album. The album was named after Dakin Williams, brother of Tennessee, and a dear friend to Fred. 2)"Just Another Day", (1997) an alt -country endeavor. Children's CD's (also available digitally): 1)"Happy Fun, Too" (2013) a children's album that includes the vocal and songwriting talents of his daughters, Colette, Bernadette, and Bridget, son Frederick, and wife, Lauren. Produced by Fred and mastered by Trenell Parfait. 2)"Happy Fun" (2009) a children's album that includes the vocal and songwriting talents of his daughters, Colette, Bernadette, and Bridget, and wife, Lauren. Happy Fun was produced and mastered by Trenell Parfait (credits include Rascal Flatts) in Houma, LA. Happy Fun was on the consideration ballot for the 53rd Grammy Awards. SIDE PROJECTS--- 1) with his wife Lauren, under the moniker Fred and Lauren, has resulted in the release of 9 singles, 4 of which are tributes to the New Orleans Saints football team. Their latest releases are "Saints Rock" and a cover of The Cure classic, "Just Like Heaven". 2) Neutron Wednesday, an electronic based project, released a cover of Black Sabbath's "Paranoid" in the summer of 2012, and Kraftwerk's "Radioactivity" in the summer of 2011. 3) The Rockouts---surf rock, releases include the instrumental originals "Race Cars", (on ballot for 56th Grammy Awards),"The Spy", and "Kick".