The Lickerish Quartet was an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2017.[1] The group consists of keyboardist Roger Manning, guitarist Eric Dover, and bassist Tim Smith, each of whom were former members of the band Jellyfish. They released the EP Threesome Vol. 1 in May 2020, Threesome Vol. 2 in January 2021, and Threesome Vol. 3 on May 20, 2022.
Keyboardist Roger Manning, guitarist Eric Dover, and bassist Tim Smith were formerly members of Jellyfish. Dover joined the band during the 1993 tour supporting their second album Spilt Milk.[2] After their breakup in 1994, Manning and Dover formed Imperial Drag, a band which lasted until 1997. Meanwhile, Smith formed one-half of the band Umajets and recorded the 1995 album Demolotion with help from Manning and Dover.[3] This marked the last time the three musicians played together until 2017.[4]
By the 2010s, Smith had relocated to Atlanta, while Manning and Dover stayed in Los Angeles. The Lickerish Quartet began forming in early 2017 when Manning reached out to Smith with the intent "to continue in the tradition of a lot of the pop/rock stylings" that he had appreciated. He then reached out to Dover as well. Without the direct goal of recording, the trio got together for several writing sessions, each lasting around a week long, and ultimately produced 12 songs. Jeremy Stacey was recruited to play drums on the recordings.[3]
Ex-Jellyfish frontman Andy Sturmer was not offered to participate. According to Manning, this was because the group was only ever intended to be a collaboration with Smith and Dover, and that Sturmer had "made it very apparent to us and the industry over the years that he's not interested in any kind of post-Jellyfish activity, and that's fine."[5]
In March 2020, the Lickerish Quartet announced that they would have three EPs released by September 2021.[3] The first, Threesome Vol. 1, yielded four songs and was issued on May 15 through Lickerish Quartet/Label Logic.[2][6] The second, Threesome Vol. 2, was released on January 8, 2021, with its first single Snollygoster Goon arriving on November 19, 2020.[7]
On November 18, 2022, the band made an announcement on their Facebook page stating, "...we have decided to let The Lickerish Quartet fold into our memories for good. What started in 2017 to collaborate together with our pal Jeremy Stacey on drums fulfilled so many dreams for us." effectively putting an end to the band. The message concluded by thanking the fans for "listening, following, and encouraging" them over the last 6 years. The message was signed by the three members and featured a photo of the band with drummer Jeremy Stacey.
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^ abEwing, Jerry (March 12, 2020). "Three ex-Jellyfish members unite as The Lickerish Quartet". Louder Sound. Retrieved March 18, 2020.
^ abcdBeaudoin, Jedd (March 12, 2020). "The Lickerish Quartet Take Us on Classic Pop Journey with "Lighthouse Spaceship" (premiere + interview)". PopMatters.
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^Catlin, Roger (April 20, 2020). "Roger Joseph Manning Jr., The TVD Interview". The Vinyl District.
^BWW (March 16, 2020). "THE LICKERISH QUARTET Lighthouse Spaceship' Lyric Video Out Now". Broadway World.
^Prog (November 20, 2020). "The Lickerish Quartet released Threesome Vol. 3 on May 20, 2022". Louder Sound.
lickerish, quartet, band, lickerish, quartet, american, rock, band, formed, angeles, 2017, group, consists, keyboardist, roger, manning, guitarist, eric, dover, bassist, smith, each, whom, were, former, members, band, jellyfish, they, released, threesome, 2020. The Lickerish Quartet was an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2017 1 The group consists of keyboardist Roger Manning guitarist Eric Dover and bassist Tim Smith each of whom were former members of the band Jellyfish They released the EP Threesome Vol 1 in May 2020 Threesome Vol 2 in January 2021 and Threesome Vol 3 on May 20 2022 The Lickerish QuartetFrom left Dover Manning and SmithBackground informationOriginLos Angeles California U S GenresRockYears active2017 2022MembersRoger Manning Eric Dover Tim SmithWebsitethelickerishquartet wbr com Contents 1 Background 2 Members 3 Discography 4 References 5 External linksBackground editKeyboardist Roger Manning guitarist Eric Dover and bassist Tim Smith were formerly members of Jellyfish Dover joined the band during the 1993 tour supporting their second album Spilt Milk 2 After their breakup in 1994 Manning and Dover formed Imperial Drag a band which lasted until 1997 Meanwhile Smith formed one half of the band Umajets and recorded the 1995 album Demolotion with help from Manning and Dover 3 This marked the last time the three musicians played together until 2017 4 By the 2010s Smith had relocated to Atlanta while Manning and Dover stayed in Los Angeles The Lickerish Quartet began forming in early 2017 when Manning reached out to Smith with the intent to continue in the tradition of a lot of the pop rock stylings that he had appreciated He then reached out to Dover as well Without the direct goal of recording the trio got together for several writing sessions each lasting around a week long and ultimately produced 12 songs Jeremy Stacey was recruited to play drums on the recordings 3 Ex Jellyfish frontman Andy Sturmer was not offered to participate According to Manning this was because the group was only ever intended to be a collaboration with Smith and Dover and that Sturmer had made it very apparent to us and the industry over the years that he s not interested in any kind of post Jellyfish activity and that s fine 5 In March 2020 the Lickerish Quartet announced that they would have three EPs released by September 2021 3 The first Threesome Vol 1 yielded four songs and was issued on May 15 through Lickerish Quartet Label Logic 2 6 The second Threesome Vol 2 was released on January 8 2021 with its first single Snollygoster Goon arriving on November 19 2020 7 On November 18 2022 the band made an announcement on their Facebook page stating we have decided to let The Lickerish Quartet fold into our memories for good What started in 2017 to collaborate together with our pal Jeremy Stacey on drums fulfilled so many dreams for us effectively putting an end to the band The message concluded by thanking the fans for listening following and encouraging them over the last 6 years The message was signed by the three members and featured a photo of the band with drummer Jeremy Stacey Members editEric Dover Roger Manning Tim SmithDiscography edit nbsp The Threesome Vol 1 cover art as designed by Tim SmithStudio albums Title DetailsFables From Fearless Heights Release June 29 2022 Label Sony Music Labels Inc Extended plays Title DetailsThreesome Vol 1 Release May 15 2020 Label Lickerish Quartet Label LogicThreesome Vol 2 Release January 8 2021 Label Lickerish Quartet Stranger Danger Records and TapesThreesome Vol 3 Release May 20 2022 Label Lickerish Quartet Stranger Danger Records and TapesSingles Year Song2020 Lighthouse Spaceship 3 2020 Fadoodle 2020 Snollygoster Goon References edit Aaron S Victor March 26 2020 The Lickerish Quartet Lighthouse Spaceship 2020 Something Else sneak peek Something Else a b Ewing Jerry March 12 2020 Three ex Jellyfish members unite as The Lickerish Quartet Louder Sound Retrieved March 18 2020 a b c d Beaudoin Jedd March 12 2020 The Lickerish Quartet Take Us on Classic Pop Journey with Lighthouse Spaceship premiere interview PopMatters The Lickerish Quartet lickerishquartet com February 9 2020 Retrieved February 13 2020 Catlin Roger April 20 2020 Roger Joseph Manning Jr The TVD Interview The Vinyl District BWW March 16 2020 THE LICKERISH QUARTET Lighthouse Spaceship Lyric Video Out Now Broadway World Prog November 20 2020 The Lickerish Quartet released Threesome Vol 3 on May 20 2022 Louder Sound External links editOfficial website Lighthouse Spaceship on YouTube Snollygoster Goon on YouTube Fadoodle on YouTube Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Lickerish Quartet band amp oldid 1161211521, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
