Fred Gerlach
Fred Gerlach (August 26, 1925 – December 31, 2009) was an American folk musician and luthier. Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page credited his recording of Ledbelly's version of the song "Gallows Pole" with inspiring his own band's version.
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Connection Chains
- From Makin' Whoopee! to Fred Gerlach in 15 Steps
- From Bruce Paulson to Fred Gerlach in 11 Steps
- From Carol Channing to Fred Gerlach in 11 Steps
- From Jocelyne to Fred Gerlach in 10 Steps
- From So Long Dad to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Countin' to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Brooklyn, New York to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Me and My Arrow to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Will She Miss Me to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Spaceman to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Guess Who's Coming To Lunch to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From The Wailing of the Willow to Fred Gerlach in 9 Steps
- From Six Continents Music to Fred Gerlach in 8 Steps
- From Harry Nilsson to Fred Gerlach in 8 Steps
- From Unichappell Music to Fred Gerlach in 8 Steps
- From Chris Smith to Fred Gerlach in 8 Steps
- From EMI to Fred Gerlach in 8 Steps
- From It's A Jungle Out There to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From George Tipton to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From Gotta Get Up to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From Makin' Whoopee to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From Episode to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From Escape Possible to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From What Does A Woman See In A Man to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
- From Sister Marie to Fred Gerlach in 7 Steps
Connections
- Nick Gerlach was the nephew of Fred Gerlach
![Fred Gerlach - Twelve-String Guitar: Folk Songs and Blues [New CD]](https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/xDcAAOSwuLZY7CTZ/s-l225.jpg "Fred Gerlach - Twelve-String Guitar: Folk Songs and Blues [New CD]")
