Something Special by Rick Frost

com’s, “Artist of The Month – March, 2007”. The AFCollective.com puts out a weekly podcast, entitled “Its An Acoustic Thing”. The program features incredible singer/songwriters from around the globe and has rapidly become one of the U.K.’s most popular podcasts. To listen to and/or subscribe to the Podcast (for free) – simply visit http://www.afcollective.podbean.com

Additionally, also in response to listener reaction to “Something Special”, Extraplay.com, of the U.K and Ontario, has selected Rick Frost as their “Feature Artist” for the time period of March 18, 2007 through March 24, 2007. Based on song plays, Rick is currently #1 on Extraplay’s U.S. Chart for all Genres; as well as #1 on both U.S. and World Charts for Acoustic Music; and, #2 on the Extraplay World Chart for All Genres. Please check Rick out at http://www.extraplay.com to view some extraordinary developments, with regard to Extraplay’s “Music4Charity Program”, that have been instituted by Nic Cope, Extraplay.com’s Executive Director

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Excerpts from Giglist.com - Where Rick Frost and Jen Sherman were voted "GigList Band of the Month, February, 2000":

"They are modern day crusaders who rock with musical messages of what's wrong in today's society .... crowd pleasers who generate excitement wherever they appear ....great stage presence ... accomplished musical style ...an impressive blend of acoustic/electric originals ...a great set, ( Power Slammed - A Musical Review, Roger Straub, The Trumpeter).

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Current Reviews:

Commentary on Rick's, January, 2006, Solo Performance @ The Stony Creek Puppet Theater:

"Local artist, Rick Frost ...consummately folksy....with thin frame and Edgar Winter hair...immediately engaged the crowd with his congenial banter, dry humor and nimble licks on the acoustic guitar. With a nod to the "Year of the Dog", Rick began his self-penned tunes with "Dog Ditti", complete with howls. But the light intro belied a man on a poetic mission, and his politics and spirituality came through on the wings of some powerful lyrics as evidenced by "Homeless Joe" and "I Threw My Cell Phone In The Ocean Today" which he delivered in a vocal style somewhere between Arlo Gutherie and Elvin Bishop, a nice balance between sarcasm and genuine wordly concern. The package was effective and revved us up ....", ( A Night At The Puppet House With Rick Frost and Gandalf Murphy and The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Brian Gillie, CTMUSICSCENE.COM

From the Slambovian Wonder Wall:

"Rick Frost was exceptional - a truly gifted guitarist and lyricist. He kind of looked like a sorcerer; sure played like one! I'd never seen him perform solo before and was blown away."

"Rick Frost opened and put on the best show I've seen him do yet. Whatever it is that you are doing Rick, keep on doing it. I loved all the pokes and jokes on the politics that you did. After all this is America - We can say what we want and hopefully not get shot for it. Many laughs were had by much of what you said and it felt great to laugh."

"Rick Frost is really an amazing artist. The combination of stellar lyrics, excellent guitar playing and a compelling sense of humor makes for a winning combination. The talented man with the wild hair!"

"Special thanks to Rick Frost. Your opening set was wonderful."

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I'm looking forward to hearing back, from old friends and new friends alike, with regard to the material that will be released on this site. The first step in this regathering, is the CD I released, on Jan. 21, 2006, "SOMETHING SPECIAL", at The Stony Creek Puppet Theater's," 2006 - Year of The Dog New Year's Celebration." Thanks to all of you who turned out for the performance. I will try to make as much of the material you heard that night available to you on this site. And, the opportunity to order the CD as well.

In putting this recording together, I deliberately restricted the input to vocals and guitar tracks. My feeling is that gives the listener a clearer understanding of my live presentation.

Thanks,

Rick Frost

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