Clifton Hicks - Jalopy Records 7 Series

Review by Septi Hermawati

Clifton Hicks' album Jalopy Records 7 Series is a delightful collection of old-timey tunes that transport the listener back to a simpler time. The album, released by Jalopy Records, features Hicks' virtuosic banjo playing, accompanied by a variety of other instruments including fiddle, guitar, and mandolin.

The album opens with "John Brown's Dream," a lively tune that sets the tone for the rest of the record. Hicks' playing is crisp and precise, and his bandmates provide a solid foundation for his virtuosic banjo lines. The album also features several vocal tracks, including "Wild Bill Jones" and "Cumberland Gap," which showcase Hicks' soulful singing style.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Cripple Creek," which features a driving banjo riff and a catchy melody that is sure to get listeners' toes tapping. The track also features some impressive fiddle and guitar work, adding depth and texture to the overall sound.

Summary by Septi Hermawati

Jalopy Records 7 Series is a must-listen for fans of old-time music. Hicks' banjo playing is top-notch, and his bandmates provide excellent accompaniment throughout the record. Whether you're a seasoned old-time fan or just dipping your toes into the genre, this album is sure to delight.