Jeffrey Sutton Frederick, also known as Jeffrey Frederick, born in 1950 in
Wilmington, Delaware, was an American songwriter, guitarist, and performer known
for his contributions to folk, country, and rock and roll music. He began his
musical journey at age 14, forming his first band, the Renegades. In the late
1960s, he established the original Clamtones band in Vermont. Frederick
developed many of his best-known songs during this period, including "What Made
My Hamburger Disappear" and "Robbin' Banks". He moved to Portland, Oregon, in
1975, where he continued performing as the C...