Hey, this is Eric Slick from Solo and Dr. Dog and drumming on the Instagram.

You can buy my album Wiseacre on May 28 through org music or at any independent retailer,

and you're listening to The Vinyl Guide with Nate Goyer.

Well, hey, everyone, it's Nate here. Thanks for tuning into this episode of The Vinyl Guide.

This week, we are talking with Eric Slick,

who took time out of his busy schedule of warming up his vegan nuggets to discuss his new

album, Wiseacre, which is a tremendous album. I've been listening to it for weeks now.

Wiseacre is available on all streaming services. You can enjoy it

immediately. And although the first pressing on vinyl is now completely sold out, Eric is doing a second

press of Wiseacre through org music. So you can order your copy of Wiseacre atorgmusic.com.

Or better yet, go bug your local record shop about getting Wiseacre into the store.

That is a huge help because not only do you help keep the money in your local record shop and keeping them in business,

but maybe they'll get a few more copies in, maybe play Wiseacre

around the shop sound system, maybe get a few other people into Eric's music as well. That's a

huge help. So go do that. Bother your local record shop, get your copy of Eric Slick's Wiseacre

through them if he can.

Today we're going to talk all about Eric's musical journey.

Right now he's part of the band Dr. Dog, but he also spent time in the past playing with the likes of Adrian Ballou.

He's a complete zap ahead, so we're going to dive into that a little bit.

But overall, Eric is just a very talented songwriter and musician who really knows how to just

sculpt the air.

So when it reaches our ears, it evokes an emotion, a response.

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