20 Facts About Robin Frederick

Robin Frederick was born on 1947 and is an American songwriter, author and children's television contributor.

Robin Frederick has written and produced more than 500 songs for television, records, theater, and audio products.

Robin Frederick is the former Vice President of the Los Angeles chapter of the Recording Academy and former president of Los Angeles Women in Music.

Robin Frederick was raised in Florida, but later moved back to California where she attended Palos Verdes High School.

Robin Frederick began writing her own songs on guitar and piano from the age of 15.

Between August 1966 and June 1967, Frederick lived in Aix-en-Provence and attended university there.

Robin Frederick recorded the song on a home demo tape recorded for his parents later in 1967.

Robin Frederick contributed liner notes to the Fruit Tree box set.

Robin Frederick later wrote "This Is the Story" for the two of them to sing.

Robin Frederick released the "I Know Who I Am" single in 1977 on Ultimathule records.

Robin Frederick wrote and sang all material and was co-producer along with Ken Caillat.

Robin Frederick wrote and produced several songs for the Disney Channel television series Welcome to Pooh Corner and Dumbo's Circus.

Robin Frederick wrote music and lyrics for the theme song of the Disney Channel television series You and Me Kid.

Robin Frederick was co-writer, along with Ken Caillat, of the music tracks for the Photon Laser Tag game.

Between 1985 and 1987 Robin Frederick wrote and produced songs as well as the scripts for the talking doll Cricket.

Robin Frederick was the songwriter, producer and voice director as well as a contributing songwriter for the 1991 album Disney's Twelve Days of Christmas, 1992's The Little Mermaid: Songs from the Sea and Mickey Unrapped, which featured Whoopi Goldberg.

Robin Frederick's use of melody and chords was far ahead of his time and was a revelation to me.

In 2019 Robin Frederick released Shortcuts to Hit Songwriting Levels One, Two and Three via TAXI Music Books.

Robin Frederick has contributed articles to Recording Magazine and Keyboard Magazine.

Robin Frederick contributed an essay titled 'Anatomy of a Hit Song' to 2016's Songwriter's Market, 40th Edition.