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Extraordinary talent meets unwavering determination in this captivating conversation with Miss Freddye, Pittsburgh's Lady of the Blues. From her roots singing in church to becoming a celebrated blues vocalist with two bands, Miss Freddye shares her remarkable journey with the authenticity that defines both her music and her approach to life.
Behind the powerful voice that graces stages across Pennsylvania lies an equally powerful story of resilience. Miss Freddye wears many hats with grace—full-time oncology nurse, two-time breast cancer survivor, mother, grandmother, bandleader, and soon-to-be barber. Her musical origin story captivates as she recounts her first band audition, performed from a bathroom with running water to mask her nervousness after her bass-player boyfriend discovered her singing talent.
The conversation delves into the evolution of her musical career, from winning a West Virginia Blues competition to her current projects including a Blues and Roots album titled "The Know How," a country single dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and an upcoming gospel album featuring her first self-written song. Listeners are treated to a stunning acapella performance of "Wade in the Water" that showcases the soulful voice that has earned her recognition as Pittsburgh's premier blues vocalist.
What resonates most throughout this episode is Miss Freddye's philosophy on authenticity and perseverance. "Be true to yourself. Don't sell your soul, because it really ain't worth it in the long run," she advises, emphasizing the importance of having multiple plans when facing life's inevitable obstacles. Her wisdom, drawn from real-life experiences balancing multiple careers and overcoming health challenges, offers inspiration for anyone pursuing their passions.
Whether you're a blues enthusiast, an aspiring musician, or someone seeking motivation to follow your dreams at any age, Miss Freddye's story will move you. Follow her journey on social media and discover her music on all major streaming platforms. As she says, "Keep it moving forward. Don't never take no two steps back, just go three steps forward and you'll be all right."

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