Fred & Toody

Interview with Fred & Toody Cole for Oregon Humanities, 2009

[@FokkeMol]

There`s not a band i`ve seen more often than Dead Moon. I remember Fred Cole always watching the local bands that did the support act. Always watching them, always talking with them after the show. Fred was a great guy.

[@holgerzimmer6884]

Hey Toody, sharing and giving back, how beautiful you have all done this , makes me cry, so happy to have met you and share those moments with you on sweaty, happy clubs! Thanks for all your truths and true energy!

[@lucaserojas]

They were so adorable together

[@Neilodeath04]

Freewheelin’! Much love Fred&Toody

[@desert_van]

Thanks for putting this video out!! (commented @ 3:50) Bless!, or however you say it! Cheers!

[@perandersen8951]

Thank you so much.....

[@jonathanyates562]

I love Toody's unapologetic Oregonian accent!

[@terryvarner7338]

That’s an accent? Sounds normal to me!

[@jenniferdonovan727]

I love this

[@AceFurley]

Fred's appearance is exactly what I'd imagine matt pike's (sleep/ high on fire) dad would look like!

[@basslinger]

Thanks for this, good history

[@dondumas1635]

magnificos. Musica para el destino

[@gregorygermann5975]

First person i ever saw play a guild polara ( s-100?) In the 1970s. It was a tired, beat-up, screamin' ugly thing...and then there was the guitar!

[@blatantlocalism1041]

Fred made the bolo tie cool!

[@carolinapdx]

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[@rainerwinklerrainer]

both are very classic us- americans

[@mizrboy]

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[@Bietel]

[@katinlove]

♥

[@zachgreco7586]

Punk Rock John and Yoko

[@mrbaiser4133]

What Dylan album are they talking about?

[@benzedrine5314]

The Freewheelin´ Bob Dylan

[@janr4143]

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