Time: 35:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Angels On My Side (3:01)
02. The Donna Song (3:09)
03. Hit The Road (3:17)
04. Let's Get It On (2:35)
05. Rock Road (Feat. Michael Greenup) (3:31)
06. Warm Hearted Man (4:56)
07. Turn Me On (Feat. Don Stephenson) (3:07)
08. Mother Goose Rap (Feat. Michael Greenup) (3:14)
09. Pizza Man (Feat. Don Stephenson) (4:14)
10. The Dog (Feat. Jan Marks, Dave Agnew & Michael Greenup) (3:52)
Personnel:
Greg Edick: Bass & Vocals
Vicky Michaels: Lead & Back Up Vocals, Percussion
Pat McDermott: Drums
David Ferrara: Guitar
One of the most entertaining and talented live rhythm and blues variety bands in St Louis, MO
Edicks Way is not new to the St Louis area. It was first founded in 1975 by Greg Edick. He named the band "Edicks Way" in honor to his father, George Edick, founder of The Club Imperial. George did things 'his own way' and was very successful promoting talent soon to become superstars....Ike and Tina Turner and Michael McDonald were a part of it all. If you'd like more history, click the Club Imperial pic on the right.
Entertainment was Greg's childhood. His first guitar was given to him by Ike Turner....True Story. Greg left Edicks Way in 1980 when he joined the Gene Edlin band. Gene got a recording deal with Columbia Records Unfortunately, the album was never finished. Greg reunited with vocalist, Vicky Michaels and four of St Louis’ most talented musicians to reform band with an edgy old school groovin' R&B, Blues and Rock feel.
Greg Edick: Bass & Vocals
Vicky Michaels: Lead & Back Up Vocals, Percussion
Pat McDermott: Drums
David Ferrara: Guitar
One of the most entertaining and talented live rhythm and blues variety bands in St Louis, MO
Edicks Way is not new to the St Louis area. It was first founded in 1975 by Greg Edick. He named the band "Edicks Way" in honor to his father, George Edick, founder of The Club Imperial. George did things 'his own way' and was very successful promoting talent soon to become superstars....Ike and Tina Turner and Michael McDonald were a part of it all. If you'd like more history, click the Club Imperial pic on the right.
Entertainment was Greg's childhood. His first guitar was given to him by Ike Turner....True Story. Greg left Edicks Way in 1980 when he joined the Gene Edlin band. Gene got a recording deal with Columbia Records Unfortunately, the album was never finished. Greg reunited with vocalist, Vicky Michaels and four of St Louis’ most talented musicians to reform band with an edgy old school groovin' R&B, Blues and Rock feel.
Angels On My Side