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1.	Bad Timing 03:20	buy track
2.	Blues Theme 02:31	buy track
3.	Give Me A Sign 02:58	buy track
4.	Parallel Twin 03:40	buy track
5.	Leave My House 03:02	buy track
6.	Time to Make a Change 04:35	buy track
7.	Nothing Can Bring Me Down 02:13	buy track
8.	Faster Ride 03:32	buy track
9.	7 Plus 7 Is 02:31	buy track
10.	Undecided 02:37	buy track

about

Back in 2019 we lost a band member and wondered what was next. We had plans to do some more recording with the old band, the Flipped Out Kicks, but that band didn’t exist any more. But the three of us who were left were keen to continue, and we had a couple of songs from the old set we wanted to record. Then it started to grow, and we were writing some original songs and the project took a whole new direction. We’d played in a clearly defined “60s garage punk” style before, but now we were adding to that with different styles. Some of it sounded a bit rockabilly, some of it sounded like it came from Detroit, some of it was hard to place in terms of influence except that it was – totally – rock music. So we had an album of ten songs and called up some guests to help us out. Not even COVID-19 could stop us. And the Flippin’ Kick Outs is the result…..

credits

released May 10, 2021

1. Bad Timing (Jonathan Adams)
2. Blues Theme (Davie Allan and the Arrows)
3. Give Me A Sign (Jonathan Adams)
4. Parallel Twin (Lachlan Colquhoun)
5. Leave My House (Steve Simone)
6. Time To Make A Change (Jonathan Adams)
7. Nothing Can Bring Me Down (Jay White)
8. Faster Ride (Lachlan Colquhoun)
9. Seven Plus Seven Is (Arthur Lee)
10. Undecided (Michael Bower and Richard Morrison)

The Flippin’ Kick Outs are:

Jonathan Adams AKA Jonny Gretsch (Guitars, Vocals)
Lachlan Colquhoun (Bass)
Simon Wale (Drums)

With Guests:

Jesse Adams (percussion on #1,#5,#6,#10)
Alice Adlide (vocals on #3 and #6)
John Gauci (piano and organ on #2,#4,#6,#7)
Scott Holmes (backing vocals on #8)
Tom Loncar (vocals on #4)
Lachlan Mitchell (keys on #1,#3,#5,#8)
Terry Serio (vocals on #8)
Robert Susz (harmonica on #10)
Martin 00-21 guitar on track (6) owned by the late Michael Adams, and played in his memory by his brother Jon.

Produced by Jonathan Adams and Lachlan Colquhoun
Engineered by Lachlan Mitchell at Parliament Studios, Leichhardt, NSW
Mastered by Tim G Carr

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Flippin' Kick Outs are Jonathan Adams, Lachlan Colquhoun and Simon Wale...from Sydney, Australia.

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