Jim Pepper: Peppers Pow Wow 1981 Fred Cantor 2021-07-27 | This is (as far as I know) the only extant copy of the Music Makers program featuring Jim Pepper, produced in Portland Oregon in 1981. It features Jim on saxophone, as well as his father, Gilbert; vocalist Karen Knight; Lester McFarland on electric bass, and the rest of his band from that time. This to me is a true representation of what America looks and sounds like - real diversity!
Playing live at the grand reopening of the Birds of Prey Center in Maitland Fred Cantor 2026-02-15 | celebrating the ribbon cutting at the new atrium
Master Plan HD 720p Fred Cantor 2022-12-01 | My homage to Pharaoh Sanders, one of the great influences on my musical awareness. Arranged, performed and recorded by me; sax by Kenny Cohen and additional harmonies by Janelle Kelley. Photographs by Fred Cantor,
Kalimba thumb piano Fred Cantor 2022-06-05 | Playing Kalimba at the Sunshine State Acoustic Music Camp concert.
Out of the Pool, Gene! HD 720p Fred Cantor 2022-03-04 | Updated version of my video message to anti-vaxers includes new backup vocals.
Meditation Fred Cantor 2022-01-21 | A musical meditation to soothe the soul and heal the spirit. Love and blessings to all beings.
Witchi Tai Toe Fred Cantor 2021-07-27 | This clip is from a series aired on Liberty Cable in 1981. It features Jim Pepper (saxophone), his father Gilbert, vocalist Karen Knight, and an iteration of Jim's band Peppers Pow wow. As far as I know this is the only clip of this program extant. I will download the entire 40 minute program on another video.
After the Storm 1 HD 720p Fred Cantor 2021-01-14 | I was dumbstruck by the images of insurrection on Jan.6. Unable to find words to express the complexity of my feelings, I created some music.
whiporwill HD 720p Fred Cantor 2020-03-30 | Here's a new instrumental, "Whiporwill". Thought it might be helpful in these stressful times and for folks who aren't getting outside much. Feel free to share it if you like it, stay healthy and "socially distant" (what an odd turn of phrase)!
He Was A Good Dog Fred Cantor 2017-06-29 | A farewell to Lucky Dogananda. He was a good dog. Lucky was rescued from an animal hoarding situation in Polk County where he was found in a house with over two hundred other dogs. He then spent about 8 months in a shelter, where he lived in a 4x6 kennel with three other dogs. Later on he had cancer surgery and radiation. He wasn't the smartest fellow and didn't like to do tricks or play with toys, but he had a really big heart and was always a devoted companion. I hope this song will bring some solace to anyone whose pet has gone on. RIP.
I Dont Drink (any more)kl Fred Cantor 2016-11-18 | Live performance with Holly Cordero at the Songwriters Round in Orlando
