Flat Top Trio
The Skinny Pancake
Montpelier, Vermont
January  8, 2012 - Sunday

Matrix: PA Mix + Oktava MK-012 > Naiant Littlebox > Korg MR-1 DFF 1 bit / 2.8 mhz
Mastered at 24/96 wav in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 5.0 dithered to 16/44.1 
Converted to FLAC in CD-Wave Editor
Recorded and Mastered by Bill Koucky

Jeremy Sicely – Vocals, Guitar, Banjo
Dave Ogrodowcyk – Vocals, Mandolin, Guitar
Jeff Thompson – Upright Bass

Disc 1 
1st Set:

1.The Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
2.Church Street Blues
3.Way Downtown
4.Rich Girl Poor Boy
5.More Pretty Girls Than One
6.Bartender's Blues
7.Fox On The Run
8.Rabbit In The Log
9.Paradise
10.Nine Pound Hammer
11.Weekend Musician
12.Lay Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor

Disc 2
2nd Set:

1.Missouri Road
2.Darlin' Corey (Dig A Hole)
3.Jeremy's story about his guitar
4.Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane
5.Hard Times
6.Folsom Prison
7.If It Hadn't Been For Love
8.Annabelle
9.Last Old Shovel
10.Rock Slat And Nails
11.Ole Slew Foot




For booking information go to:jeremysicelymusic[at]gmail[dot]com

With a sound deeply rooted in the spirit of real country, mountain, and bluegrass 
music based around the heartbeat of a Flat Top Guitar, the Trio projects a sound 
that is unique and timeless. The Flat Top Trio has been delighting audiences 
around Northern Vermont performing their original songs and a range of covers 
from Traditional to John Prine. The band is currently working on releasing a 
follow up of there self titled EP with a full length album Weekend Musician 
while consistently maintaining a presence in the Vermont music scene. 
Guitar and Dobro/Resophonic Guitar player Jeremy Sicely, is a native Vermonter 
and raised in a family of musicians dating back to the 1940's Sicely Orchestra. 
Jeremy has been involved with the Vermont Music scene since age 15 with the 
band Nigel Guy from Cabot Vermont who is featured on this years release of 
Area Code 802. Since then he has taken the musical ramble in the Burlington 
area and been a member of Rock n' Roll Sherpa, Lunar Railroad, and founding 
member of 2nd Agenda.
In 2003 Jeremy returned to his musical roots, picked up a Dobro, and helped 
form bluegrass group The Medicinals. and later linked up up with already well 
formed bluegrass outfit, Gold Town from Southern Vermont.
In late 2009 a new project emerged featuring Jeremy on his hand me down 71'
Martin D-28, Flat Top Trio, with long time friend and Bassist of Lunar Railroad, 
2nd Agenda and The Medicinals Jeff Thompson and friend and neighbor Dave Ogrodowczyk 
(o grow dove chick) on the Mandolin and tenor vocals. This year they have put down
 40 plus shows on including Bread and Butter Farm, Maplefest, Equine Arts Festival, 
and frequent stops at their favorite rooms, like Claire's, Parima, The Hub, 
Bees Knees and Moogs. The Trio is excited to have wrapped up an album recorded 
and mastered by Lane Gibson called Weekend Musician set to release in mid December.