Episode 39: Flicky
Sean Flikke, aka Flicky, is one of the most sincere souls you’ll ever meet, and it comes through in his music. Flicky plays a combination of rock-soul-blues-pop with smidgens of reggae – he calls it technicolor rock. This set finds Flicky playing a lot of songs from his new album, “The Orphan, The Bastard, and The Thief.” The album features a strong lineup of local musicians from bands such as Jupiter Effect and Milonga. For this podcast set Flicky brought The Goove Patrol to back him up. This outfit contains players from Jigsaw Rebpublic. Litsen for Josh Simon’s lush Hammond B-3 sound. There’s also a cool cover of Man At Work’s “Down Under” – reggae style - and a mid-song Johnny Cash tribute.
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Isamu Jordan - The Spokesman-Review
Sean Flikke, aka Flicky, is one of the most sincere souls you’ll ever meet, and it comes through in his music. Flicky plays a combination of rock-soul-blues-pop with smidgens of reggae – he calls it technicolor rock. This set finds Flicky playing a lot of songs from his new album, “The Orphan, The Bastard, and The Thief.” The album features a strong lineup of local musicians from bands such as Jupiter Effect and Milonga. For this podcast set Flicky brought The Goove Patrol to back him up. This outfit contains players from Jigsaw Rebpublic. Litsen for Josh Simon’s lush Hammond B-3 sound. There’s also a cool cover of Man At Work’s “Down Under” – reggae style - and a mid-song Johnny Cash tribute.
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