Flat Top Trio – Weekend Musician (CD, Album, Independent / Self-Released)

Why This CD Matters
Weekend Musician showcases Vermont's Flat Top Trio through a blend of original songwriting, traditional folk material, and carefully chosen covers. The album reflects the enduring traditions of acoustic Americana and roots music while highlighting the talents of local songwriters and performers.

Collector Note
Independent Vermont release featuring original compositions by Jeremy Sicely alongside songs by John Prine, Gillian Welch, and traditional folk standards. Regional self-released CDs often see limited distribution and can be difficult to find outside their local market.

Condition & Details
CD: M new and unplayed
Case: NM with minimal storage wear
Booklet: NM clean and complete

Technical Details
Format: CD, Album
Label: Independent / Self-Released
Country: US
Released: Not specified
Genre: Folk, Americana, Bluegrass
Style: Acoustic, Roots Folk, Singer-Songwriter

Matrix / Runout
Not specified

Tracklist
The Speed of the Sound of Loneliness (John Prine)
Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane (Traditional)
Long Hard Road (John McKuen)
Rich Girl Poor Boy (Jeremy Sicely)
Rupert Depot (Jeremy Sicely)
Shovel Ready (Jeremy Sicely)
Dig a Hole (Traditional)
Every Dog Gets the Blues (Jeremy Sicely)
My Girls Waiting for Me (Traditional)
Weekend Musician (Jeremy Sicely)
Flat Top Four (Live on Maple Gardens with Eldar) (Patrick Roy)
Where Have You Gone (Jeremy Sicely)
Annabelle (Gillian Welch)
Piece of the Pie (Garry Sicely)

Shipping & Handling
Cleaned with alcohol swabs.
Shipped in protective CD bags.
Cracked cases replaced before shipping.
Packed securely for safe delivery.

About Maple City Music
Maple City Music is a veteran-owned record store in Vermont focused on honest grading, fair pricing, and high-quality media. Every item is carefully inspected, cleaned, and prepared so it arrives exactly as described.

Local Release
This independently released Vermont album captures the spirit of the state's folk and acoustic music traditions. Featuring local songwriting and roots-inspired performances, it represents a unique piece of regional New England music culture.