Born into an African American family with deep cultural roots in the
Carolinas and West Indies, Carole Fredericks moved to Paris in 1979 to
pursue her dream of a music career. Leaving her country behind but not her
roots, she emerged as a powerful singer who wove the passionate threads of
blues, jazz, gospel and R&B into a uniquely French tapestry.
News
FRANCE Magazine
A few months ago I wrote to FRANCE Magazine about the many wonderful experiences Jim and I have had in France because of my late sister,
Carole Fredericks. To my delight the magazine chose my letter for the BoƮte aux letters page in the current issue (March 2012). Thank you FRANCE
Magazine for sharing my letter with your readers and for making it the STAR LETTER of the month! Read it here.
It is official
"Best Of Carole Fredericks" album available online at www.amazon.fr and
www.fnac.com.
Facebook Page
"Visit us on Facebook. Share your
comments, keep in touch, download the music of Carole Fredericks and much
more - www.facebook.com/carolefredericks"
SHINE Website
Be sure to visit the brand new bilingual website for Carole Fredericks
-'SHINE'. This stellar hommage was the
creation of Jean-Michel Royer, a friend and ardent fan in Paris. Check out
'SHINE' http://www.carolefredericks.fr. Fans, friends, teachers and
students will love it.

Haiti - What If Foundation
The What If? Foundation funds food and education programs for children in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The foundation was serving
Haiti before the recent quake disaster and will continue to be there for the children of Port-au-Prince long after this crisis is over.
Haiti still needs our help; please give what you can.
Visit whatiffoundation.org. Merci.