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Freddie Jones is a Dallas-based jazz trumpeter, recording artist, educator, and community leader originally from Memphis, where his love for music began at an early age. By 16, he was already performing professionally and even opened for soul legend Al Green, signaling the start of a lifelong career in jazz. A graduate of the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Studies, Freddie has built a respected career as a performing artist throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and neighboring states, releasing numerous CDs that showcase his signature sound and deep roots in jazz tradition. Known first and foremost for his artistry, he has also shared his knowledge through decades of private instruction and teaching at local community colleges, mentoring generations of young musicians. He performed the National Anthem at every home game for the Dallas Cowboys for over 13 seasons, bringing his signature sound to one of the most recognized stages in professional sports. He is the founder of Trumpets4Kids, a youth music education organization recognized by the State of Texas for its community impact. Beyond the stage and classroom, Freddie is a devoted husband and the proud father of three, grounding his musical legacy in faith, family, and service.
Funds will be used to support his in-home care and the costs required to attend a day-time organization that specialized in progressive neurodegenerative disorders, like Alzheimer's.
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