No Slack Productions is a production company that was started by Robert Slack, son of one of the founders of Capitol Records, Freddie Slack, and it has been in business for 30 years working with top name musicians and groups.
Freddie King | Freddie Mac | Freddie Mercury | Freddie McGregor | Andrew Slack | Freddie Jones | Freddie Foxxx | Freddie Webb | Freddie Starr | Freddie Green | Freddie Lewis | Freddie Slack | Freddie Prinze, Jr. | Freddie Prinze | Freddie Little | Freddie Lee Peterkin | Freddie Goodwin | Freddie Fox | Freddie Cox | Freddie Coleman | Freddie Blassie | Freddie | Wilf Slack | slack-key guitar | John M. Slack, Jr. | Freddie Washington | Freddie Stroma | Freddie Scott | Freddie Scappaticci | Freddie Pendleton |
In an early use of the term "homie", Ella Mae Morse, a white singer, in the original 1946 version of the song "House of Blue Lights" asks, "What's that homie?" to Freddie Slack, the writer of the song.
McKinley is referred to as "Eight Beat Mack" in the lyrics to the song "Down the Road a Piece," which he recorded as a trio with Will Bradley and Freddie Slack in 1940.