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Tattletale

Vocals and music: Rick Neidlinger aka RickyRock

Drop The Hammer

Collaboration Instrumental with Pooter on Drums, Bass, and Main Solo.

Get Over It

Shoot For The Moon

An instrumental adventure featuring the drums of Borut Praper, a.k.a. Ray Kosmick. Yoa are a monster drummer my friend. Music: Rick Neidlinger . Drums and mastering: Borut Praper. Be sure to check out his band Cynicism Management!! You can find it right here on Sound Cloud.

Faded Visions

This song was originally written for a song contest on Riffworld.com. It was inspired by a visit to the Blue Angels Naval Air Station in Pensacola, FL, after seeing the Angels practice. I dedicated it to the Blue Angels at the time. The actual song was created and posted to the contest site on June 2nd, 2011. Five years to the day, on June 2nd, 2016, Blue Angels pilot Captain Jeff Kuss was killed in a crash during a practice maneuver for an airshow, near my hometown of Nashville, TN. The song is now and will forever be dedicated to Capt. Kuss, his wife Christina, and their two children Calvin and Sloan. Thank you for your service Captain Kuss. May you fly forever! Guitars and additional keyboards by Rob Ellis.

The Flyer (Dedicated to Capt. Jeff Kuss)

All Guitars : Robert Ellis - recorded in Steeple Langford and Bristol, UK
Drums, Piano and Keys : Jim Dye - recorded in Nashville, USA. replacing my original drum loops.
Vocals : Ray Treacy - Recorded in Dublin, EIRE, without the use of reverb!
I then got all theses parts, which were finished overtime, and put it together... (that is produced it, and wrote the melody) Who says you need to be in the same room to create music (and to add.. I say its good, though the listener has a choice to comment..)

TInkle

Bring On The Cavalry

This is just jazz, ok may be smooth jazz. I did this together with my friend Jim Dye from Nashville and I am always thankful when he plays on my songs. The idea was to experiment with the genre jazz respectively simply to get good mood through music. But anyway, sometimes it's fun to try something other as hard rock.
As best you listen it on sunday in the morning to your breakfast, but only when the sun is shining :) Hope you like it, enjoy.

Music by Sunnysideup (c) 2017

Jim Dye - keyboard / piano
Stefan Lange - guitars and fretless bass

Recorded with RiffWorks by Sonoma Wire Works
Mastered with Logic and T-RackS

Another song in which I used a Kemper Profiling Amp.

Sunny Days

Music: Rick Neidlinger. Very calming; well mostly. Heavy interlude in middle of song.

November To Remember

War On Tyranny

Look, I am no paid professional musician and am looking for no handouts. I make music as a hobby and I'm pretty fair at it, and I love recording and putting it out there for anyone who is willing to listen. Give it a shot and you just might become a fan of RickyRock! Still going strong at 57.