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History of Music Experience
Freddie Stone is a former lead guitarist and vocalist in a band he co-founded with his brother, Sly Stone. The name of the band is Sly and the Family Stone. The band was very successful and is still known for its innovative style, and breaking stereotypes by embracing a multi-racial and gender band. Sly and the Family Stone performed before sell out crowds throughout the world, including the historical Woodstock. In 1993, Sly and the Family Stone earned the honor of induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Freddie converted to Christianity in 1980, and became an ordained minister in 1988. He has traveled throughout many U.S. cities sharing his testimony of deliverance from a ten-year drug addiction, and ministering the message of hope through Jesus Christ. It is his desire to share the good news that saved his life, in hopes that other lives might be saved.
He has a God given talent to write music in a unique style with messages of hope and encouragement, which can be heard in his CD "Everywhere You Are".
Frederick Stewart (aka Freddie Stone)
Musician/Writer/Producer/Singer
Television Appearances
Sly and the Family Stone
- Ed Sullivan
- Dick Cavett
- Mike Douglas
- Don Kirshner's In Concert
- Soul Train
and others
Live Performance
Sly and the Family Stone
Albert Hall, London
Amphitheater
Apollo Theater, New York
Hollywood Bowl
London Palladium
Madison Square Garden, New York
Woodstock, New York
and many more
"Special Honor"
Sly and the Family Stone
Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
January 1993
Frederick Stewart Ministries
- The Richard Roberts Program
- PTL (Praise the Lord Show)
- California Tonight Program
- 700 Club
and others
© 2000-2008 Frederick Stewart