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Now Available:
Down
at Fenway Park
"The Best Red Sox Song Ever!"
I've been a diehard Red Sox fan since I was a kid growing up in Lynn, Mass and Fenway Park is the greatest place in all of baseball. I wrote Down at Fenway Park as a much deserved Red Sox theme song to honor this great team, Fenway Park and the best fans in the world - Red Sox Nation.
C'mon fans - please sing along with me - We Love You Red Sox!
- Freddy Boom Boom Cannon
**A portion of the proceeds from each CD sale will be donated to the Red Sox Foundation**
Have a Boom Boom Christmas
"SANTA'S HERE TO STAY"
"RUN RUDOLF RUN"
Order your own copy at:
COLLECTABLE RECORDS:
1-800-446-8426
AND ALSO
THE
JERRY BRENNER GROUP--781-569-6350
Freddy Cannon owns all of his Warner Bros. and Swan
master recordings.
If you want to license any master recordings please contact him directly.
Freddy Cannon can be contacted via e-mail at: Rocks76905@aol.com
Keep your eyes out for a "CONFESSIONS
OF A DANGEROUS MAN" A new movie starring Julia Roberts and George Clooney
which will feature an actor playing Freddy Cannon and singing "Palisades
Park"
CLICK
HERE TO SEE MOVIE TRAILER
Freddy "Boom Boom" Cannon celebrates his 42nd anniversary as an internationally known rock and roller.
Born in Revere, Massachusetts, people began calling him "Boom Boom" because of his driving beat, the "whoos" that he would yell on his records and because his name was Cannon. In 1959 Freddy recorded a song that his mother had written called Tallahassee Lassie. It soared to the Top Ten of the "Billboard Hot 100 Chart". The song marked the first of 22 songs by Freddy to appear on the Billboard Chart.
A singer-songwriter-guitarist, Freddy has enjoyed a sensational nearly- four decades pumping out that "Booming Beat" for audiences. In recent years, he has averaged 125-150 concerts annually across the world; including stops at Disneyland and Madison Square Garden. He is probably most famous for his early appearances on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand". Few fans realize that Freddy holds the record for the most appearances by a performer on "American Bandstand" (110 times). And although Dick has retired from hosting the syndicated show, Freddy continues to work with Dick on the road many times each year when he hosts one of his Bandstand reunion concerts.
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