Artist's albums
Sunday Morning Fred
2021 · album
Hallelujah
2021 · single
Yahweh (feat. Gary Edwards)
2021 · single
Mighty God (Live at the Warehouse)
2020 · single
Alright
2019 · single
Tell Me Where It Hurts
2018 · single
The Best of Fred Hammond
2018 · compilation
Worship Journal (Live)
2016 · album
One Touch (Live)
2016 · single
God Is My Refuge (Live)
2016 · single
The Lord Is Good (Live)
2016 · single
Father Jesus Spirit (Live)
2016 · single
Where Are You? (Remixed) - EP
2016 · EP
I Will Trust
2014 · album
It's Only The Comforter
2014 · single
Festival Of Praise
2014 · single
I Will Trust (Radio Edit)
2014 · single
United Tenors Hammond Hollister Roberson Wilson
2013 · compilation
Here In Our Praise
2013 · single
Wedding Songs
2012 · EP
God, Love & Romance
2012 · album
I Feel Good
2011 · single
Revival In the House
2010 · album
Love Unstoppable
2009 · album
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Biography
Active since the mid-'80s, Fred Hammond is one of the most popular praise & worship leaders in contemporary gospel music. Born in Detroit, Hammond began singing with his church choir at the age of 12, played bass and sang with the Winans during the early '80s, then joined Commissioned later in the decade, showcasing his superb arranging, production, and songwriting skills as well as his soaring vocals. Hammond's concurrent solo career began in 1991. Through a long-term association with the Verity label, he gradually embraced an in-concert feel even on his studio recordings. Much of his output, billed as solo releases or as group efforts featuring the choir Radical for Christ, has won Dove and Stellar awards. While with Verity, Pages of Life: Chapters I & II (1998), Free to Worship (2006), and God, Love & Romance (2012), along with a few other titles, topped Billboard's gospel chart. Hammond technically moved to RCA Inspiration following the label's absorption of Verity. There, Hammond continued to thrive with his United Tenors project (2013) and I Will Trust (2014). The album entered the number one position on Top Gospel albums chart the week of its release. He followed the set with the live Worship Journal in 2016. It marked his first concert release in 17 years. He returned in 2018 with Uncle Fred: Texture of a Man [Collectors Edition] (Face to Face). Also a prolific collaborator and producer, Hammond has worked with a cross-generational crop of fellow gospel musicians, including the Williams Brothers, Yolanda Adams, and Israel & New Breed. ~ John Bush & Andy Kellman, Rovi