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Surrey Advertiser – Capel Review
*Frazer Kennedy & Friends proved popular with a set including hits “Yesterday’s Gone” and the Haunting ”Damn You All”.
*More dramatic ballads such as “Alice” created a contrast, and another moving one, “Far Away” was particularly popular (more…)
A New EP for 2010
Following on from “ Yesterday’s Gone ” this EP expands his acoustic style to embrace a bigger electric sound a taste of whats to follow from the forthcoming album “Labour Of Love “.
Hurrah ! 5 new tracks have now been recorderd – and are now being mixed and mastered, Topping up the running order will be One or two exciting new remix’s injecting upbeat electric energy.
“Yesterday’s Gone” Live from the USA
Frazer Kennedy debut album ” Yesterday’s Gone ” on the sunny shores of California, having crossed with the great waves of the Atlantic Ocean to a warm reception at the big blue yonder.
A few words ( Hi Frazer Your CD made it from the Highlands of Scotland to shores of California !! Been enjoying the music, very Beatles like) .
James R..
A Quote about Frazer appears in R2 Magazine
Untried, Untested & Unplugged
With 
Djs Richard Whiteley & Sean Farrington on Music Hour 7 – 8pm . Tune in on www.radionorthwickpark.org
Unplugged on Surrey’s Radio Lion
Spotted at the Guilfest, Frazer and Joe were excited to be invited on to the James Neale Hour. Despite a detour via Basingstoke they managed to perform a debut radio airing of ‘Far Away’ in preparation for their second album. James opened the show with ‘Yesterday’s Gone’ their recent #1 hit and talked about the album and the Guilfest performance. With James’s excellent DJ banter Frazer left a few albums for prizes while Joe 
spent the off air time talking about Brian Wilson and the amazing fact he knew every single song played?
Acoustic Magazine Introduces Frazer
INTRODUCING NEW ACOUSTIC ARTIST
By Graham Hazelwood, Photo by Naomi
The title track from his album Yesterday’s gone has topped at least one unsigned download chart, and his acoustic fusion of world rhythms is creating a stir at his live shows. Acoustic introduces the enthusiastic and amiable Frazer Kennedy.
Playing for the love of it
Frazer Kennedy talks to MEGAN CLAY JONES about his Scottish roots and how it’s the music – not the money – that matters
Highland singer Frazer Kennedy has formed a band with musicians from the Harrow, Brent and Pinner area to create a unique and contemporary sound that has its roots in Scotland but with branches reaching everywhere.
This year they have been playing at venues such as the Borderline, Pizza on the Park and are setting their sights on the big festivals next summer
Highland News Interview – Number one joy
A HIGHLAND singer has big plans for his new album the title track already at number one on the download chart of a London based independent unsigned music chart. Singer songwriter Frazer Kennedy who is now based in London aimed for a smooth, world music feel to the arrangements for the songs on Yesterday’s Gone. And he is over the moon at the response to the album’s title track and hopes it’s a sign that he will be able to land a record deal with the songs.
The album was recorded towards the end of last year and finished in March. Since then, Frazer has been busy gigging and trying to get the word out about the album since its launch. ”I’m trying to work on the live side of things. Its seems to be more of a show rather than just a gig.” And everything from songs about Highland castles to a Native American-inspired chant, have helped Frazer put together his album of original numbers. (more…)