Flemington by Danny Federici (CD)

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Artist(s): Danny Federici Year: 1997 Genres: Jazz, Rock Media Condition: Like New Sleeve Condition: Like New Catalog Number: 01612-65173-2 Label: Deadeye Records Format: CD Country : US SKU: N9SBFNXS UPC: 016126517322 ASIN: B000000FQI DescriptionExperience the timeless voice of Danny Federici in the iconic album, Flemington. Released in 1997, this original Deadeye Records release blends Jazz, Rock music, featuring timeless performances that are a must-have for any music lover and collector. Artist Biography Read Danny Federici was an American musician best known as the longtime keyboard player for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. Born on January 23, 1950, in New Jersey, Federici began playing the accordion at a young age before transitioning to the organ and piano. He joined Springsteen's band in 1972 and played a key role in shaping their iconic sound. Federici's distinctive organ playing can be heard on many of Springsteen's most beloved albums, including "Born to Run," "Darkness on the Edge of Town," and "Born in the U.S.A." His soulful and versatile playing style added depth and richness to the E Street Band's music, earning him a dedicated following among fans and fellow musicians alike. Tragically, Federici passed away on April 17, 2008, after a battle with melanoma. His contributions to the world of rock music and his legacy as a member of one of the greatest backing bands in history continue to be celebrated by music lovers around the world.Key Features Authenticity: Deadeye Records Flemington, released in 1997. Condition: Like New, ensuring a pristine listening experience. Genres: Jazz, Rock Format: CD, perfect for collectors and music enthusiasts alike. Don't miss this rare gem from a legendary artist. Discover more classic music from Danny Federici in our store!Order now and enjoy free shipping on all orders over $25! function readBiography() { const biographyText = document.getElementById("biography-text").innerText; const speech = new SpeechSynthesisUtterance(biographyText); window.speechSynthesis.cancel(); window.speechSynthesis.speak(speech); } Show more