Legendary Producer Fred Mollin to Sign Books at Long Island Hall of Fame!
Fred Mollin to hold a book signing and Q&A on August 31 at Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame. Free admission!
Legendary Producer Fred Mollin to Sign Books at Long Island Hall of Fame!
On August 31st, fans of music and storytelling alike will have the delightful opportunity to meet Fred Mollin at a special event at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame in Stony Brook Village, NY. From 3-4 PM, Mollin will host a book Q&A and signing for his memoir, „Unplugged,“ which promises insights into a career that has spanned decades in the music industry. Attendees can enjoy the event for free with the purchase of a general admission ticket. For additional details, you can check the Hall of Fame’s site as the date approaches.
Fred Mollin isn’t just any ordinary musician; he’s a Grammy-nominated and Juno Award-winning record producer whose career achievements are a tapestry of collaborations with legends. Over the years, Mollin has worked with iconic artists such as Kris Kristofferson, Billy Joel, and Gloria Estefan, establishing himself as a figure of note in the music landscape. His impressive production credits also include Dan Hill’s 1977 hit „Sometimes When We Touch“, which remains a classic to this day.
From Film Scores to Lullabies
Beyond his prolific work in music production, Mollin has made significant contributions to film and television composing. With a talent for weaving captivating scores, he was involved in projects like the „Friday the 13th“ series and the beloved „Beverly Hills, 90210.“ His work in television earned him four SOCAN TV and film awards and showcases a diverse portfolio that includes not just thriller adaptations but also children’s programming.
Mollin has also excelled in producing children’s albums, notably for Disney. His instrumental lullaby albums have sold over three million units, solidifying his reputation as Disney’s most successful lullaby album artist. This particular segment of his career demonstrates his versatility and ability to cross genres, crafting music that resonates with both the young and the young at heart.
A Life Well-Lived in Music
Born Frederic Ira Mollin on February 10, 1953, in Amityville, New York, he spent formative years in Toronto, where he co-founded one of Canada’s first improvisational comedy groups. Transitioning to a music career in 1985, Mollin became a prominent name, returning to record production in 1996 after a notable stint as a TV and film composer. Today, he resides in Nashville and Los Angeles, where he continues to produce records and impact the industry.
Fred Mollin’s journey is not just a tale of professional achievements, but also one of artistic evolution. His memoir „Unplugged“ offers a rare look into the creative processes behind his memorable collaborations and the changes in music and entertainment over the years. With such a rich history, this book signing is not just an event but a chance to delve into the fascinating world of a true music maestro.
As the date approaches, event-goers can look forward to gaining insights from Mollin’s experiences and perhaps hear a few behind-the-scenes stories about working with some of the biggest names in the industry.
For more about Fred’s contributions and upcoming events, feel free to visit his official site at fredmollinunplugged.com.
Don’t miss out – grab your ticket and experience the magic of music and memories firsthand!