Podcasts about Eric Slick

The Jokermen welcome Eric Slick to the program to discuss the final Beach Boys record of the 1960s, an album haunted by Charles Manson, Van Dyke Parks, and Mike Love's libido. FOLLOW ERIC ON INSTAGRAM LISTEN TO "NEW AGE RAGE"

The longtime drummer of Dr. Dog joins us to talk about letting his personality shine through on his new solo album.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

Musical artist Eric Slick (Dr. Dog, solo) returns to the charts while on tour promoting his killer new album NEW AGE RAGE. Topics include: Pickle Pedals, Apple Garbage Truck, Nashville Lars Work, AI Hooks, David Smallbone, Howard's One Man Band.Subscribe at www.whochartedpod.com to support the show, and gain access to Two Charted, the weekly Howard/Brett deep-dive bonus show, and the entire Who Charted and Preem Streem archives ad-free! Now includes the Who Charted Holiday Bundle.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist and singer Eric Slick, best known as the drummer for Dr. Dog, released his second solo record 'New Age Rage' in April. Before embarking on tour for this funky, dance-y, sample-rich and obviously highly percussive album, Slick visited WNXP's studio to talk about the new music and his elation to get back in front of people. The Nashville show is Friday, May 10 at The Blue Room.

Today's Song of the Day is “Lose Our Minds” from Eric Slick's album New Age Rage, out April 26.

Zappa Alumni Releases New Album, "The Thing That Knowledge Can't Eat"#frankzappa #newmusic #newalbum #guitarist #keyboard Zappa Alumni Mike Keneally To Release New Album “The Thing That Knowledge Can't Eat” feat. Steve Vai, Eric Slick, Nick D'Virgilio and others!Frank Zappa alumni Mike Keneally will be releasing his new solo album “The Thing That Knowledge Can't Eat” on Feb. 24, 2023. Pre-orders are available NOW at https://store.keneally.com . The eagerly awaited release features guest appearances by Steve Vai, Eric Slick, Nick D'Virgilio and others.Says Mike, “This is my first new solo album in seven years - the last one was ‘Scambot 2' in 2016, so this one has really been a long time coming. About half of the material on the new album was in the works prior to the pandemic, but the other half was created at home in lockdown in 2020 and 2021, and all the finishing touches were placed on the songs during 2022, so it's been in the works for a while. I've never done so much work on an album on my own, so the learning curve was steep, but I did have help from friends all along the way, including farming out tracks to drummers who were also locked down at home. I wrote all the songs, and the lyrics of the later songs definitely reflect the strange times during which the album was finalized. A lot of my past albums have been lengthy, extended works, but this one is a tight 42 minutes, nine songs - I think it goes down pretty smooth but it travels to a lot of different places along the way. I'm extremely happy with it, and very grateful to finally be able to share it with everyone.”Watch the first video from the album for the song “Celery” (featuring Steve Vai): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ndhNYBWtxATo purchase: https://store.keneally.com/products/mike-keneally-the-thing-that-knowledge-cant-eat-cd-plus-downloadPatreon: https://patreon.com/MikeKeneallyFacebook: https://facebook.com/MikeKeneallyTwitter: https://twitter.com/mikekeneallyInstagram: https://instagram.com/mikekeneallyWebsite: https://mikekeneallymusic.bandcamp.com/music keneally.comStore: https://store.keneally.comYoutube: https://youtube.com/c/mikekeneallychannelofficialThanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@KoyoteFor all our social media and other links, go to: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastPlease subscribe, like, and share!

This is Episode 119 and our guest for the second time is Cory Branan. Y'all, Cory is one of my all time favorite musicians. He is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Memphis whose career has meant so much to so many. His latest record is on a ton of best of 2022 lists. It's called When I Go I Ghost and I think it is the best thing he has done. The record features such guests as Garrison Starr, Jason Isbell, and Brian Fallon, and Eric Slick among others. It is a special piece of art and I am grateful for the opportunity to pick Cory's brain about how this wonderful album came together. 

Music lifer Eric Slick is best known for his work with Dr Dog, but did you know when he was a teenager he played with Zappa's former band members and had the worst gig of his life after eating some “special” cookies? What would you do if the devil was coming for you while you were on the drum throne? Find out what he did — and much more — on this weeks episode of F—- This Gig.

This is the free first half of Office Hours. Watch or listen to the full two hours including Jan Terri performing "Losing You" and get tons of other stuff at patreon.com/officehourslive It's the spooky season and we're back with another Halloween Spooktacular starring the legendary Jan Terri performing "Get Down Goblin", and our pals comedian Jay Weingarten and musician Eric Slick bringing some special, scary stuff. PLUS, a surprise City of the Day appearance from Nick Lutsko and Phil Braun creeping it real with his new talent! Find everything Office Hours including the merch store at officialofficehours.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nicki Bluhm hails from Lafayette, California. The singer/songwriter released her first album in 2008. She also was a a part of Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers. Her latest project, Avondale Drive, deals a lot with making a fresh start in life - after a divorce and a relocation to Nashville, Bluhm is ready to make music on her own terms. The new album was produced by Jesse Noah Wilson and features guest appearances from folks like AJ Croce, Oliver Wood, Eric Slick and Jay Bellerose. After listening to her previous work, we think it's her strongest album to date.Note: the chirping you hear throughout the interview is a baby duck that decided to make friends while Bluhm was talking!

Eric Slick is a product of the Philly area where he began touring with Dr. Dog. After relocating to Nashville in 2018, he continued that gig until the band's recent hiatus, and has gone on to perform with Waxahatchee and The Crooked Rhythm Band among others. He is also a singer, songwriter, and producer in his own right, his latest release as a solo artist is an album of ten original songs called Wiseacre. In this episode, Eric talks about His ongoing studio learning process The power of "no" - filling your schedule vs. being fulfilled Playing with the Crooked Rhythm band and digging into the Fela Kuti/Tony Allen stuff His interest in late 70s/early 80s drum machines and productions Wrestling with drums and mics vs. wrestling with the computer How Nashville is becoming a place for everyone, musically and otherwise His "jazz damage"

In a replay of episode 135, the delightful Eric Slick (touring musician, drummer for Dr. Dog & solo artist who just released the fantastic album Wiseacre in August) & I discuss being in Texas at the moment, truck stop bathrooms, Neuralink, recording in a studio right now, releasing Wiseacre during all of this, watching Kevin Costner play a show on mushrooms, inviting great stories, what he's listening to, growing as an artist, & ever-so-much. Eric is awesome. This was a joy. Back next week! www.twitter.com/ericslickmusic www.instagram.com/strangeamerica www.ericslick.com www.ericslick.bandcamp.com

On this episode the guys talk about Clubs with Tubs, Spoons 4 Byrne and Chasing the Cheeto with Special Guest Eric Slick (Solo Album *Wiseacre Out Now*) iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-adventures-of-danny-and-mike/id701676914 LPN: lastpodnetwork.com/shows Megaphone: https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/dannyandmike Stitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/starburns-audio/the-adventures-of-danny-and-mike Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13jjLynWtqt8TaQVud4OpG Podbay: podbay.fm/show/701676914 Castbox: castbox.fm/channel/The-Adventures-Of-Danny-and-Mike-id36890 Podcast Republic: podcastrepublic.net/podcast/701676914 Starring: Danny Tamberelli (@dtamberelli) (@dannytamberelli) Michael C. Maronna (@michaelcmaronna) Jeremy Balon (@remybalon) (@jeremybalon) Guest: Eric Slick (@strangeamerica)   Produced by: Jeremy Balon (@remybalon) at Seltzer Kings Studios (@seltzerkings) (@seltzerkingspodcasts) Network: Last Podcast Network (@lastpodnetwork) (@lastpodcast) lastpodcastnetwork.com Website: dannyandmike.com Tour: dannyandmike.com/events Patreon: patreon.com/dannyandmike iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-adventures-of-danny-and-mike/id701676914 Instagram: @dannyandmikepodcast Twitter: @dannyandmike Twitch: @dannyandmike Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Slick is a solo artist who plays drums in Dr. Dog and has been a hired gun for such acts as War On Drugs, Lambchop and Taylor Swift. Eric joins Dwyer to talk about imposter syndrome, the stereotypes about drummers, playing for the Violent Femmes on the fly, and stepping out from behind the drums to front his solo projects. Opening Song, "Over It," from Eric Slick's album Wiseacre. Eric Slick's BandcampEric's WebsiteEric's Instagram Eric's TwitterGet a website built by Kelly R. DwyerThemattdwyer.comThis podcast is produced by Matt Dwyer. I mean, you knew this right? I mean, if you've been listening for awhile. If you haven't well now you know. You better keep listening. Please. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 9 - The RaftSongs Featured:Beat and Shakers from A Twitch Felt Through the EarthUntitled Piano jamReverb and Delay stems from The RaftYou Look Ridiculous by Daniel Janvier and Sean SutherlandImpossible Sweat Machine (Demo)Impossible Sweat Machine (Demo) - ReversedDriving by Daniel Janvier and Sean SutherlandSkinny Soul Stealing (instrumental demo)Nonsense (piano instrumental)The RaftSkinny Soul Stealing Synth NoiseNonsense (piano instrumental part 2)Robin Hatch joins Vic and Danny to talk Banff residencies, 70s Brazilian music, Prefab Sprout, and her upcoming record, TONTO. Robin released 5 fucking albums in 3 years - they are all bangers. She's playing the ULTRA anniversary show at the Garrison on October 21, 2021 with Erin Corbett and Leucrocuta. TONTO is out October 29, 2021, preorder it here.To purchase the music portion of this episode, got to Output 1:1:1's bandcamp here.Tracks Featured in the Chat:Heatstroke by Robin HatchMockingbird by Robin Hatch (Feat, Nick Thorburn)The Serpent by Robin HatchFather O'Blivion by Frank ZappaElephant Head by Cold SpecksBrazil by Robin Hatch (Feat. Eric Slick and Leland Whitty) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of songwriters separated by a generation, but united by a serious dedication to the craft: Carl Newman and Liam Kazar. Carl Newman—aka. AC Newman—is best known as the gravitational center of The New Pornographers, the lark of a supergroup that he started back in 1997 but that quickly found great enough success that it became his main gig. As you perhaps already know, the band also features the prodigious talents of Neko Case and Destroyer's Dan Bejar, though Newman does the vast majority of the songwriting. The band's latest album is 2019's In The Morse Code of Brake Lights, but as you'll hear—maybe for the first time?—in this conversation, they've spent part of the pandemic working on a new one. If that's not enough, the band's classic debut Mass Romantic has just been reissued on vinyl, and in November and December the New Pornographers will do a tour on which they perform both that album and 2005's Twin Cinema in their entirety. Newman has also been spending some time on Twitter in the past couple of years, and that's how he heard about Liam Kazar's song “Shoes Too Tight.” Another Talkhouse guest from this year, Eric Slick, tweeted about the song, and Newman heartily endorsed it. It's from Kazar's debut solo album Due North, which came out earlier this year on Kevin Morby's new label, Mare Records. And while it may be his first album as a solo artist, it's far from the first thing Kazar has done: He was part of the Chicago collective Kids These Days, which also featured Vic Mensa, and he's part of the band Tweedy with his pal Spencer Tweedy and Spencer's famous dad, Jeff. But Due North is the first time that Kazar has been front and center as a songwriter, and he sounds like an old soul. Newman and Kazar talk a lot about songwriting on this podcast, and they also get into social media, Liam's talented family, and lots more. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Carl Newman and Liam Kazar for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting services and social media channels. Today's episode was produced by Melissa Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range.

Eric Slick is a singer-songwriter, producer, and the drummer for the indie rock band Dr. Dog. Eric is a Taurus Sun // Sagittarius Moon // Libra Rising. We chat about the astrology of musicians Captain Beefheart, Kate Bush, and Todd Rundgren. What We Talked About: Eric Slick - Wiseacre (Album) // Taylor Swift ft. Maren Morris - You All Over Me (Song) // Eric Slick - Closer to Heaven ft. Natalie Prass (Video) // Eric Slick - Bullfighter (Album) // Frank Zappa Interview 1974 (Video) // ZAPPA/BEEFHEART/MOTHERS - Bongo Fury (Album) // Deerhoof - Fresh Born (Video) // Captain Beefheart - Doctor Dark (Song) // Björk - Vespertine (Album) // Björk - Volta (Album) // Captain Beefheart - Steal Softly Thru Snow (Song) // Kate Bush - Suspended in Gaffa // Joni Mitchell - Case of You (Live Video) // Todd Rundgren Talks with Eric Slick on the Talkhouse Podcast // Todd Rundgren - Time Heals (Song) // Tame Impala - Elephant (Todd Rundgren Remix) // Eric Slick - Can We Still Be Friends (Todd Rundgren Cover) // Sparks - When I'm With You (Video) // Parliament-Funkadelic - Medicaid Fraud Dogg (Album) // The Flying Lizards - Money (Video) // L'Rain - Fatigue (Album) // Lucy Dacus - Home Video (Album) // Tyler, The Creator - Call Me If You Get Lost (Album) // Faye Webster - I Know I'm Funny haha (Album) // Hiatus Kaiyote - Mood Valiant (Album) // Modest Mouse - The Golden Casket (Album) // Eric Slick - When It Comes Down To It (Song)...Check out more from Eric! ericslick.com // @strangeamerica on Instagram // @ericslickmusic on Twitter. Our theme music is from the song, "Come & Get It" by Flamingosis. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@musicstr0l0gy).

The southern charm was in full effect with special guest co-host comedian A.D. Miles sitting in the Vic chair and special guest Eric Slick from Dr. Dog zooming in from Nashville! SoCal friends: get your tickets to see Office Hours Live LIVE IRL at Dynasty Typewriter in LA on August 24th before it sells out at bit.ly/ohl-la-aug-24. Go deep into THE JOEL HOEL, get the AD FREE mega podcast including After Hours and much more at patreon.com/officehourslive.

In Episode 20 of In Loving Recollection, Philadelphia native Eric Slick tells the story of his 2020 record Wiseacre. Recorded in his home base of Nashville, Tennessee with producer Jeremy Ferguson (Lambchop, Turbo Fruits), the multi-instrumentalist discusses the circumstances that shaped the album’s creation touching on the inspirations behind record’s sound and the influence that his marriage to singer-songwriter Natalie Prass had on the lyrical content.  

Join Zevon and guest  Eric Slick (Wiseacre, Dr. Dog, Taylor Swift) as they discuss a Kinda Murdery Past Life Regression.Show notes: (all timestamps are approximate) Intro (00:00-01:17) Past Life Regression (01:17-02:05) Sharon Tate (02:05-03:56) Karmic Imbalance (03:56-06:12) Exploring Ourselves (06:12-07:53) Outro (07:53-08:45) Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!Find us online at:www.kindamurdery.comFollow us on Twitter or Instagram.Credits:Kinda Murdery is a production of Criminal ContentCreated, Researched, and Hosted by Zevon OdelbergProduced by Adam Volerich, Shawn Christensen, Gabriel Mason, and Brenden "Bear" HubbardThis episode was edited, mixed, and sound designed by Kiribie SeisOur music is by Darren MorzeID’s read by Fatima PtacekIf you'd like to advertise with us or sponsor us, please e-mail Brenden@TheSyndicateInc.com

Join Zevon and guest Eric Slick (Wiseacre, Dr. Dog, Taylor Swift) as they explore the Kinda Murdery history of Goldfield, Nevada. Get ready for "Hines versus Count Padorsky," "Mama's Droopy Tulips," and, "Hard Luck for an English Dandy."

Eric Slick's wonderful new solo LP 'Wiseacre' was crowd funded for a mere 250 units, leaving many of us empty handed. However he's now reissuing it on Org Music and today we discuss that decision, his journey, working with Dr Dog, Adrian Belew and more. Enjoy! If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related.

The JamBase Podcast 'Cluster Flies' series features a deep dive into Phish's “Gotta Jibboo” and which was covered by James Petralli of White Denim, Sam Cohen, Eric Slick, Mike St. Clair, and Zero Percent APR for the project.

A new preview of Taylor Swift ‘s re-recorded version of her 2014 song ‘Wildest Dreams' has emerged in the latest trailer for Spirit Untamed – you can hear the snippet in the below clip. The original song featured on the singer's 2014 album ‘1989', and is one of a large number of tracks that Swift is re-recording from her back catalogue following the controversial sales of her masters in recent years . The first snippet of ‘Wildest Dreams (Taylor's Version)' was released earlier this month in a minute-long trailer for the forthcoming DreamWorks film Spirit Untamed . A longer trailer for the upcoming animated movie has now been released, featuring an extended preview of the new version of Swift's ‘Wildest Dreams' – you can watch the clip and hear the snippet below. Swift has properly released two re-recorded songs from her back catalogue so far. In February she shared a new version of her 2008 single ‘Love Story' , while ‘You All Over Me (From The Vault)' arrived last week. The two tracks will both feature on ‘Fearless (Taylor's Version)' , a re-recorded version of the singer's 2008 album ‘Fearless'. The record is set to be released on April 9 – you can read about what to expect from the album here . Drummer and singer/songwriter Eric Slick recently spoke in an interview about the “top-secret” recording process behind Swift‘s ‘You All Over Me (From The Vault)'. From Publisher: NME Taylor Swift serves as a role model in women's empowerment – The Paisano She isn't just a folklore everyone talks about; a legend we can all dream about in our wildest dreams; or a girl wearing a cardigan writing a love story with teardrops on her guitar. Having been in the music industry since the age of 13, Taylor Swift has had the opportunity to grow as a singer-songwriter, but most importantly, as a female in a male-dominated industry. However, her career has not always been all glitter and kittens. She has had to undergo treacherous obstacles that have made her who she is today. Time and time again, Taylor has been degraded by men in this industry. From an interviewer wrongly placing his hands on her for a picture to Kanye West disrespecting her at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. More recently, Taylor has lost her entire catalog of songs not once but twice without her consent. As she still has the publishing rights to the songs themselves, she promised her fans re-recordings of all six albums. Proving herself, she released Love Story (Taylor's Version) this year, bringing back youthful memories through her carefully reinvented masterpiece that reached number one, once again.

The delightful Eric Slick (touring musician, drummer for Dr. Dog & solo artist who just released the fantastic album Wiseacre in August) & I discuss being in Texas at the moment, truck stop bathrooms, Neuralink, recording in a studio right now, releasing Wiseacre during all of this, watching Kevin Costner play a show on mushrooms, inviting great stories, what he's listening to, growing as an artist, & ever-so-much. Eric is awesome. This was a joy. @ericslickmusic on Twitter @strangeamerica on IG www.ericslick.com www.ericslick.bandcamp.com

Todd Rundgren is a legendary musician and producer whose list of credits is impressive as the man himself is down to earth. He had his own string of pop hits—including the novelty song “Bang on the Drum All Day”—and experimental albums, both as a solo artist and with the Nazz. He produced Meat Loaf’s Bat Out of Hell, one of the biggest-selling albums of all time, as well as New York Dolls’ self-titled debut, one of the most influential. This month, he’s been on the “Clearly Human” tour, which—due to obvious reasons—is all virtual. As a tech pioneer, he’s doing things a bit different, as you’ll hear in the podcast. Eric Slick is a fellow Philly boy and longtime fan of Rundgren’s who was excited to chat with him. Slick is best known as the drummer in the excellent Dr. Dog, and he’s also a frequent Talkhouse contributor. If that’s not enough, Slick recently released a magnificent solo record called Wiseacre. The two chat about making records, playing shows, and—of course—a certain former president. This episode was produced by Kevin O’Connell. The Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by The Range.

Today's guest is Eric Slick, drummer for Dr. Dog. Eric is a great player with a modern-day Ringo-esque approach to serving the song…which is an obvious focus when you hear his drum parts...parts that are deceivingly hard to execute well. His effortless technique is something I've admired from afar and I was really anxious to hear about the top 5 drumming moments that shaped his style. In addition to his tenure in Dr. Dog and working as a drummer for many other artists, Eric is a prolific songwriter himself. His most recent album, “Wiseacre”, came out this year…and it rulezz. Please enjoy my conversation with Eric Slick. Cheers! You can find links to all the songs discussed on the show in The Podcast section for this episode at www.bigfatsnaredrum.com. Follow us on Instagram / Facebook/ Twitter. This episode is also sponsored by Waves Audio. This podcast would take me soooo much longer to edit if it wasn't for the Waves Vocal Rider plugin. It "rides" the fader in real-time and keeps both my and my guest's audio at a consistent level without the need to overcompress. I also use an endless of amount of their plugins for my musical recordings such as Abbey Road Saturator, CLA Drums, the SSL Channel, and many more. We are an affiliate member of Waves and if you purchase any Waves plugin via the link below, you directly support the show and me. I love you. To view the entire Waves Catalog: https://waves.alzt.net/xYDXy Podcast Artwork by Trevin Frame --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigfatsnaredrum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigfatsnaredrum/support

Today's guest is Eric Slick, drummer for Dr. Dog. Eric is a great player with a modern-day Ringo-esque approach to serving the song…which is an obvious focus when you hear his drum parts...parts that are deceivingly hard to execute well. His effortless technique is something I've admired from afar and I was really anxious to hear about the top 5 drumming moments that shaped his style. In addition to his tenure in Dr. Dog and working as a drummer for many other artists, Eric is a prolific songwriter himself. His most recent album, “Wiseacre”, came out this year…and it rulezz. Please enjoy my conversation with Eric Slick. Cheers! You can find links to all the songs discussed on the show in The Podcast section for this episode at www.bigfatsnaredrum.com. Follow us on Instagram / Facebook/ Twitter. This episode is also sponsored by Waves Audio. This podcast would take me soooo much longer to edit if it wasn't for the Waves Vocal Rider plugin. It "rides" the fader in real-time and keeps both my and my guest's audio at a consistent level without the need to overcompress. I also use an endless of amount of their plugins for my musical recordings such as Abbey Road Saturator, CLA Drums, the SSL Channel, and many more. We are an affiliate member of Waves and if you purchase any Waves plugin via the link below, you directly support the show and me. I love you. To view the entire Waves Catalog: https://waves.alzt.net/xYDXy Podcast Artwork by Trevin Frame --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigfatsnaredrum/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigfatsnaredrum/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Slick talks about his jazz musician grandfather, his childhood in Philly, the residual scars from growing up "a fat kid", his obsession with Mad Magazine, and how drumming opened up his world.

We play new music picks from listeners. Steven Routledge goes with Night Cobra, All Yours, Another Sky and Will Johnson. Jesse from San Antonio picks Black Marble and Eric Slick. Episode editor: Samantha Reed Become a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspod (http://patreon.com/suburbspod) Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) . Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (http://quartjar42.com/)

Prolific singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Eric Slick joins Jamie on the show. Slick who recently released his outstanding new album 'Wiseacre' is known for his work with Natalie Prass, Dr. Dog, and for his critically acclaimed solo work. His new album is full of technicolor brightness and radiates light in a year we could all use some of it. For more, visit www.ericslick.com

This week on Transmissions, we're joined by songwriter, Dr. Dog drummer, and noted Twitter personality Eric Slick. His new album of classic pop songcraft is called Wiseacre. Best known for his work with Dr. Dog and his wife, songwriter Natalie Prass, Wiseacre was inspired by the golden-hued melodies of Harry Nilsson, Haruomi Hosono, and a general '70s gloss. It's a deeply personal record, one that explores contentment and domesticity, as well as unpacking no small amount of personal weirdness and trauma.   Eric joined Aquarium Drunkard contributor Ben Kramer—you might know him from Radio Free Aquarium Drunkard’s The Tonight Zone, as featured on the Adult Swim live stream to get into it all: how his marriage to Prass influenced the lyrics of the record, how his meditation practice informs his songwriting, and what it's like to get into a real songwriting groove. 

In this episode of Across The Margin: The Podcast host Michael Shields converses with multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, and drummer extraordinaire Eric Slick. Slick is best known as the drummer for Dr. Dog (performing on their albums Shame, Shame (2010), Be The Void (2012), B-Room (2013), The Psychedelic Swamp (2016) and Abandoned Mansion (2016)), but his solo work in the last half-decade has been consistently impressive and wholly captivating. This week, Slick releases his latest album Wiseacre, which is named after the location where he became married to singer Natalie Prass, who guests on the album’s mesmerizing single "Closer to Heaven." While the album features a grouping of airy and enchanting pop-rock songs the are borne of the joy that stems from domestic bliss, Slick delves deeply into self-acceptance and combating your own insecurities throughout the entirety of the album. In this episode, Michael and Eric discuss how personal the Wiseacre project is to him, how the album was birthed (with the help of Grammy-winning producer Jeremy Ferguson), his other solo releases (particularly 2019’s Bullfighter — a song cycle about the first Jewish American matador Sidney Franklin), what Dr.Dog has been up to during quarantine, and a whole lot more.Follow Eric Slick on Twitter @erickslickmusic and on Instagram at @strangeamerica. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey everyone, today it's just an audio podcast, but I'm going to share a clip of a new episode that you can also watch on YouTube if you want. But let's get into it. Oh, if you like what we do here, please give us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Civil Rights Discussion on Comes A Time. On this new episode, Oteil and Mike welcome Jim DeSimone, a civil rights attorney based in Los Angeles, to learn about what it means to be a civil rights activist, how to transform the police, and why we need to be vigilant about protecting our election. Jim shares his advice on how we can affect change in our communities, and the three discuss what it means to be a “common sense-ist”.They talk about organizations like ACLU, National Lawyer's Guild, Habitat for Humanity, Water Drop LA and Venice Community Housing. You can watch this episode on our YouTube page. Genesis and Phish Part 2. Dave, Brian and Matt keep going on their Genesis/Phish dive in part 2. In this part they go into Genesis, charting their entire career in four phases — Gabriel, 4 Then 3, Prog-Pop Transition, and Pop Band w/ Prog Sensibilities — and exploring the various influences which guided their ongoing evolution from prog innovators to one of the more successful pop-rock bands of all time. Lots of music in this one. Dr. Dog's Eric Slick on Across the Margin. On this new episode, Michael Shields interviews Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. Eric has a new album, Wiseacre, coming out today. Charley Crockett on Southern Songs and Stories. On a new episode, Joe Kendrick talks to Charley Crockett, who describes his music as “Gulf and Western” based on his time in Texas and New Orleans. They discuss and play plenty of music from his seventh album Welcome To Hard Times mixed in along with interviews of Charley and producer Mark Neill.Amazing new Osiris merchandise. We've worked with poster artist and designer Darryl Norsen to create a bunch of new merchandise, including t-shirts and hats. Check it out and grab some now. Here's the one I got. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I'm talking with Eric Slick & Natalie Prass... Two amazing and talented musicians, who happen to be married. They've toured together, they've recorded together, and they reeeeally love food. We'll be talking about their favorite food in their hometowns (Philly & Virginia Beach/Richmond), as well as some of their favorite places to eat while they're on the road. If you want to keep up with Eric and Natalie you can find them on Instagram at @strangeamerica and @natalieprass You can find us at @food.ontour Full list of restaurants mentioned in this episode is at foodontourpod.com Contact us via email with questions, comments, or, most importantly, food suggestions at Foodontourguys@gmail.com

God Ween Evan continues its periodic interview series, where someone in or around Ween and the Ween community chews the fat with the team. Next up is singer, songwriter, and drummer Eric Slick. Slick is often recognized as a drummer with rock acts including Dr Dog and Natalie Prass, but to label this octopoidal beast a simple tub thumper does a disservice to his immense musical talent. His first LP Palisades dropped in 2017 and revealed a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter with ambitions beyond the four on the floor. In 2018 he released the Bullfighter EP, a dense four song cycle anchored by a string quartet and rounded off by electronics, percussion and distant piano crashes. In June, he is set to release another solo album, a topic discussed in this episode, as well as his ties to Ween (trying out for the band, working with Deaner on music during quarantine, etc.), epic Thanksgiving jams at John & Peter's, the most fire bars Brian Wilson ever spit, and more!Learn more about Eric's diverse and exciting projects at: http://www.ericslick.com/. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks for tuning in! Hope you enjoy. Beyond the Pond Hits Pavement. Brian and Dave have guest PJ Rudolph back for a deep-dive one into Pavement. They talk about the band's legacy, favorite records, solo work of Stephen Malkmus, and their connections to Phish. And as always, they'll introduce you to some music. Grateful Dead May '73 with Brokedown Podcast. Jonathan has a returning guest, Andy Barnes, to talk about three Grateful Dead shows from May, 1973—from why there were only three shows and, of course, the great great music that was played. And guess what? Lots of Dead tunes. 9:00pm ET—Greensky Bluegrass Live From the Archive. Every Wednesday at 9pm, the band is sharing a prerecorded show that is free for you all to enjoy. Check it out.9:30pm ET—Eric Slick of Dr. Dog Joins God Ween Evan Stream. This week's live stream with the God Ween Evan team will feature Eric Slick, the drummer for Dr. Dog. He's played with Ween and has a bunch of other cool projects and another solo album forthcoming. Come hang out with the God Ween Evan squad and have some fun. Osirecs—Rhett Miller “The Messenger.” Today I had the chance to interview Rhett Miller for a new podcast that will be released next month. In preparation, I had gone back to the Old97s and Rhett's solo work. I particularly liked this most recent solo album, which he released i See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A discussion with Eric Slick of Dr. Dog et al during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

On today’s episode of Comfort Monk, our friend Marshall Brown gets mic’d up to speak with drummer Eric Slick about his work with Dr. Dog, his solo albums, and what continuing education means to a musician! The post Ep. 5 – Eric Slick (Dr. Dog) first appeared on comfort monk.

On today’s episode of Comfort Monk, our friend Marshall Brown gets mic’d up to speak with drummer Eric Slick about his work with Dr. Dog, his solo albums, and what continuing education means to a musician! The post Ep. 5 - Eric Slick (Dr. Dog) first appeared on comfort monk.

Dakota sits down with Eric to discuss fast food, coping with anxiety and how social media challenges creatives. The M.I.N.D. Movement exists to promote mental wellness and value people by leading a movement of change in the entertainment industry, related corporate culture, and communities. We are committed to dismantling stigmas surrounding mental health and promoting public recognition of the mind and its importance. We believe the mind is the first agent of change and yet many of us neglect our number one priority: our mental health. Through innovative workshops, extensive research within the entertainment industry, collaborative events, a series of helpful podcasts, and merchandise with meaning, we aim to bring awareness to the importance of mental health. It is our hope that through this movement the entertainment platform can be utilized to advance mental wellness through popular culture. Proceeds of M.I.N.D. Movement's endeavors provide assistance to individuals in need of therapy, funding for educational workshops, and support for ongoing research. These efforts in navigating life together aspire to create new standards of caring for the mind.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mindmvt)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mindmvt)

"My favourite playing that I’ve ever done is when I’m in this space of no-mind." Eric Slick is an accomplished musician from Philadelphia who is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter. He is the drummer for the band Dr. Dog and his past credentials include, The Adrian Belew Power Trio, Ween, and Natalie Prass. Besides playing drums for Dr. Dog, Eric also has his own solo project, aptly named Eric Slick, and his punk band Lithuania. Eric discovered his sense of creativity at a very young age. He and his sister, Julie, would write songs about low budget movie posters and perform these songs for their parents in the living room. To aid this outlet, Eric’s father taught Eric and Julie how to overdub recordings with two boomboxes daisy-chained together. From what I gather, the Slick household was a creative one. At the age of eleven, Eric discovered Paul Green at the Griffin Cafe. Paul is the creator of the now-famous School of Rock. Throughout Eric’s pre-teen/teen years, he would play drums at the School of Rock, while Julie joined later to play bass. At the School of Rock, they learned a broad range of music ranging from Pink Floyd to Frank Zappa. Towards the end of Eric and Julie's time spent at the School of Rock, Paul had suggested to Adrian Belew that Eric and Julie were his best students and thus Adrien hired them to play in his trio. Eric has had many twists and turns throughout his professional career. He is a vastly deep musician with the desire to explore his creativity to the fullest degree. Releasing solo works “Palisades” and “Bullfighter” it is clear that Eric is not limited to simply one musical role and that his artistry beckons for more. In this interview, we explore many of Eric’s philosophies, stories, and personal growth throughout his life. You Will Hear About…. Eric’s introduction to the School of Rock. Why he left the Adrien Belew Power Trio. How Eric wrote Palisades and why he left Philly. Eric’s experiences with his dream therapist. Eric’s interpretation on my dream. Overcoming panic attacks and how they affected him. Why to go with the flow of life. Why Should You Listen? If you are a fan of Eric Slick and Dr. Dog then you will find this to be interesting because of the depth that we go into. If you have never heard of Eric before, you will likely still find this to be an enjoyable podcast episode and may hear echoes of previous episodes in it. There is a common theme lately with the podcast. That is we need to let go of our egos and expectations. We need to go with the flow of life instead of man-handling it into what we think we want it to be. Stop overthinking. Be present with what you are currently doing. Be kinder to yourself. The big picture of what we are here to do is such an important and valid topic. This episode continues to explore these concepts and shed more light on this vast subject. Music used in this episode: Eric Slick - Out Of Habit Release Broken Down Volvo Eric Slick - Palisades Evergreen Eric’s Socials Instagram Facebook Website   Drumeo Gab’s Socials Instagram Facebook

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This week's super-sized Supergroup features musician Eric Slick (Dr. Dog, Lithuania), actor Kristian Bruun (Orphan Black, Carter), and rapper-comedian-multi-hyphenate Open Mike Eagle. Together with Alex and Tawny, the band writes a soulful song about feeling like an outsider.

Dave Dreiwitz was born in NY to traditional jazz musician parents, Richard and Barbara Dreiwitz. His father plays trombone and his mother plays tuba. In 1983, at the age of seventeen, Dave joined the Hoboken, New Jersey based psych rock band Tiny Lights, his first professional band out of high school. In 1986, while attending Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, he met fellow schoolmate and drummer Scott Byrne and through a love of similar music, they started the rock band Instant Death in 1991. Instant Death dissolved with the passing of Byrne in 2005. In 1997, Dave joined Ween. Dave also performs in The Marco Benevento Trio, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, The Dean Ween Group and the Led Zeppelin instrumental tribute band, Bustle in Your Hedgerow. He occasionally plays bass with Chris Harford and the Band of Changes, Old Rugged Sauce as well as in his own drum and bass duo, Crescent Moon, which features Dreiwitz on bass and vocals alongside various guest drummers. Crescent Moon drummers have included Claude Coleman of Ween, Tomato from the Sound of Urchin, Eric Slick of Dr. Dog and Joe Russo of Furthur.  

Eric Slick is the drummer for one of Chuck's favorite bands, Philadelphia's native sons, Dr. Dog. Eric and Chuck had an awesome talk about band life, drumming, touring, and Eric's favorite all-time movie, The Big Lebowski. The dude abides, y'all. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Remember the good old days, when the NBA trade deadline was the second most fun day of the year for us (second to the NBA Lottery obviously)? Well, it's not anymore. We've traded some wins for drama at the deadline. We discuss the Sixers quiet deadline, and the already-legendary Bryan Colangelo press availability that happened on Friday.  Come see Spike and TJ McConnell at Time After Time Watches at the Bellevue Hotel on Tuesday 2/13 from 5pm till 6pm. Meet TJ! Come see Spike and Eric Slick of Dr. Dog appear on the Kevin McDonald podcast at the Philly Improv Theater on Friday, 2/16 at 8pm and 10pm. Get tickets at foreverdogpodcasts.com.

Drummer Eric Slick of Dr. Dog talks about a composition that taught him "that music could be everything that I wanted it to be in one singular moment.”

Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet’s Stephen Miller talk about Bill Nye’s embarrassing new Netflix show, the March for Science, Howard Dean’s attack on free speech, Trump’s trolling of the White House Correspondents Dinner … and more! Our intro and outro music is “Salute Your Solution” by The Raconteurs. Stephen’s song of the week is “No” by Eric Slick, and Jon’s is “Rise” by... Source

Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet's Stephen Miller talk about Bill Nye's embarrassing new Netflix show, the March for Science, Howard Dean's attack on free speech, Trump's trolling of the White House Correspondents Dinner … and more! Our intro and outro music is “ Salute Your Solution” by The Raconteurs. Stephen's song of the week is “No” by Eric Slick, and Jon's is “Rise” by... Source

Julie Slick will crush you with her skills on the bass and songwriting.

Eric Slick (Dr. Dog, Lithuania) and Dominic Angelella (Lithuania) are hardcore “Danatics” — that is, Steely Dan fanatics. This summer, the guys stopped by Samsung 837 in New York City for a live Talkhouse Music Podcast. They nerded out and got very deep in explaining their “DanVinci Code” theory, which Slick expounded upon in his previous Talkhouse piece.  Oh! And fellow Danatics take note: Slick and the Talkhouse have teamed up to throw a Steely Dan tribute show at Shea Stadium in Brooklyn on October 8, featuring covers by Lithuania, Ian Sweet, Mikey Erg, Slonk Donkerson, Twiga and Bad Faces. Get your tickets here and subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop on future Talkhouse Podcasts. — Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast producer and engineer