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A collection of Rodney Friedrich’s musical collaborations and recording projects, highlighting his work as a songwriter and keyboardist alongside accomplished musicians such as Brad Gillis, Gregg Allman, and members of Night Ranger.
"If Looks Could Kill" by Brad Gillis
Rodney played keyboard for the song "If Looks Could Kill." The song was recorded in 1992 at Brad Gillis's Gilrock Ranch Studios in Lafayette, California, and released on Gillis's 1993 solo album Gilrock Ranch. It was co-written by Brad Gillis, Gregg Allman, and Rodney Friedrich, with Allman providing the vocals.
“Monster Breath” — Brad Gillis
“Monster Breath” was co-written by Rodney Friedrich and Brad Gillis in 1992 and released in 1993 on Gillis’s solo album Gilrock Ranch. Recorded and mixed at Gilrock Ranch Studios in Lafayette, California, the track features Gillis on guitar, Rodney Friedrich on keyboards, Gary Moon on bass, and Night Ranger drummer Kelly Keagy on drums. Adding a playful touch to the recording, David Bradley provides the memorable “monster voice.” The song represents a creative collaboration between Rodney and Gillis and is a unique piece of Rodney’s musical legacy, showcasing both his songwriting and keyboard talents alongside some accomplished names in rock music.
Rodney played keyboard for the song "If Looks Could Kill." The song was recorded in 1992 at Brad Gillis's Gilrock Ranch Studios in Lafayette, California, and released on Gillis's 1993 solo album Gilrock Ranch. It was co-written by Brad Gillis, Gregg Allman, and Rodney Friedrich, with Allman providing the vocals.
"Monster Breath" by Brad Gillis
“Monster Breath” was co-written by Rodney Friedrich and Brad Gillis in 1992 and released in 1993 on Gillis’s solo album Gilrock Ranch. Recorded and mixed at Gilrock Ranch Studios in Lafayette, California, the track features Gillis on guitar, Rodney Friedrich on keyboards, Gary Moon on bass, and Night Ranger drummer Kelly Keagy on drums. Adding a playful touch to the recording, David Bradley provides the memorable “monster voice.” The song represents a creative collaboration between Rodney and Gillis and is a unique piece of Rodney’s musical legacy, showcasing both his songwriting and keyboard talents alongside some accomplished names in rock music.