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Fred Bekky (geboortenaam Frederik A. Ph. Beekmans, Hoboken, 18 februari 1944) is een Belgische zanger, componist en muziekproducent. Hij is vooral bekend als lid van de Belgische rockgroep The Pebbles, die in 1968-1969 een hit scoorden met "Seven Horses in the Sky". Fred was ook vast jurylid in het vtm-programma De Soundmixshow.
Biography. The band was formed in Hoboken, Antwerp by Fred "Bekky" Beekmans and Bob "Bobott" Baelemans, initially calling themselves 'The Fredstones'. In 1965 they met producer Norman Petty, who was on a promo tour in Europe. They recorded a couple of singles with Petty, who also suggested to them that they change their name into ...
Fred Bekky. Real Name: Frederik A. Ph. Beekmans. Profile: Belgian producer and songwriter who formed The Pebbles with Bob "Bobott" Baelemans in the early 60's and Trinity in the 70's. In the 80's he had a stab at Italodisco with Trillion. Sites: Wikipedia. Aliases:
Frederik A. Ph. Beekmans. Profile: Belgian singer, songwriter and producer (born in Hoboken, 18 february 1944). He was a member of the Pebbles (1965-1974) and Trinity (1975-1978). Sites: Wikipedia. Aliases: Fred Bekky. In Groups:
Frederik Arthur Beekmans. Born. February 18, 1944. Country. Belgium. IPI. 00002497995 2 works. 00002534628 11 works. Affiliation. SABAM. Comments. Guitarist, singer, composer, songwriter and record producer. Member of. The Pebbles [BE] Trinity [BE] Buy. Meta. Added by Canary. Works 83. All. Songs written by Fred Bekky. Original songs.
- February 18, 1944
18. Feb. 2024 · 4.713.124 keer aangeklikt. Vandaag wordt Antwerpenaar Fred Bekky (eigenlijk gewoon Fred Beekman) tachtig jaar. Hij was de leidende figuur van de beste rock- en popgroep die Vlaanderen ooit heeft gekend: The Pebbles. Ik heb hem eens geïnterviewd in 1979, toen hij deel uitmaakte van de begeleidingsgroep van Boudewijn De Groot (foto ...
Group formed by Fred Bekky and Bob Baelemans, initially called "The Fredstones". Their "orchestra" played in a club in Hoboken (Antwerp) for 5 to 6 hours in a row ("otherwise the audience would leave and go across the street"). The group almost had a breakthrough in 1965 when they met producer Norman Petty (Buddy Holly, Jimmy Gilmer & The ...
