FRANK MEYER
(Austin TX)

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Performance Date

Saturday, June 6 & Sunday, June 7

3:30 p.m. Children's Concerts - Threadgill Theater

 

Originally from Missouri, Frank Meyer (a.k.a. Frankie J. Meyer) has spent the last 25 years in Austin, TX. A professional musician for many years, he played bass for such luminaries as B.B. King, Luther Tucker, Peter Rowan and Johnny Gimble. He was voted Best Bass Player in an Austin Chronicle readers poll. Frank put the bass in the doghouse a few years ago when the urge to write songs struck him. He has since released three all original full length CD's: "Scrounger's Paradise" (2001), "Dagnabit" (2004) and a 2005 children's release "Get Serious Mr. Pancake."

Frank's songs range from the sensitive to the hilarious, and from passionate to twisted. Two of his songs have been licensed to movies and his voice can be heard on various T.V. and radio spots. "Savage of Salvage" (Scrounger's Paradise) was recently featured on NPR's "Car Talk."

For more information on Frank, visit www.thangmaker.com/music  .