Fred Henderson

Fred Henderson DJ/ Producer Fred Henderson is also known by this name in the dance-scene. In the early nineties he was the resident DJ at "Fame" in Dordrecht, which is now known as " 't Dolhuys". His first release on Ronald Molendijk's record label "Basic Beat". His first own record label was called "Roxy's". This was named after the dance hall where he was the resident DJ at that time. After "Roxy's" he started more labels, such as: "7Club" and "Play Records". Besides having all these labels, ClubJock Fred Henderson continued doing gigs at many famous clubs, such as: "Barocca" and "Club Tropicana" in Rotterdam, "Escape" and "Crazyland" in Amsterdam. All these hot spot were whisked away by his beats. Fred Henderson's productions were released on labels, such as: "R&S" in the UK, "Essential", "Blue records", "Untidy" , "Private" and "Outland". Several of his productions reached both the national and international charts. All this did not go unnoticed, because some of his productions were released on a cd of "Extrema". ClubJock Fred Henderson had succes with the track "Rock da House" and his track "Carnaval" reached the Fresh40-charts. It was spotted and used by DJ's such as: Pete Tong, Johan Gielen, Klubbheads, Mark van Dale, Roog, Kev Hill, Peter Gelderblom, José, Peran and Jean who praised the track on his show on Radio538. Dennis Verheugd (also Radio 538) used the track for his infamous "Powermix". ClubJock was invited to come over to DeepFm, FreshFM as well as 3FM (Dutch National Radio Stations), where he would get a full hour of airplay. He blew the roof off with his favourites and of course his own productions. ClubJock Fred Henderson is not only a "Golden Oldy" of vinyl and turntables, he can also work with "State of the Art" equipment. He has worked with Cubase and ILogic (Apple), Final Scratch, and several brand names of mixers and CD-decks, and all of this can always be controlled by one laptop. So: a technical bright spark! Just to let as many people as possible enjoy the vibe. And one thing is sure: Fred Henderson causes a commotion on the dance