Currently the band takes my name, The Frank Dicker band. In the 70's we went by the band name, "Deepstone."

Yes and I do enjoy it especially when the crowd is into my original songs.

Yes. Through the internet independent artists now have the chance to have the world listen to their songs. It has changed distribution, contracts and promotion.

I would always consider that opportunity. My direction, however, is with my songwriting

I've been singing all my life and early on was influenced by Eddie Fisher and then in the 70's by James Taylor. That's when I began to write. In 2000 I became serious about my writing and recording. My writing and performing incorporates the early 50's crooners (before rock&roll) with country and pop. My songs and voice don't sound like anyone else, it's original. My songs have the ability to both soothe and stimulate the senses. I call it "acoustic storytelling."

Eddie Fisher, Jerry Vale, Al Martino and more currently, of course James Taylor, John Mayer and Neil Young. I have many favorites, in all genres, too many to list.

London, Paris, Italy, Rome north, Austrailia, New Zealand, Palm Springs and the Monterey Ca. peninsula.

Taylor acoustic guitar, Fender Telecaster and Schecter electric guitar and Aria acoustic.Tascam DP-01FX/CD eight track recorder with Sure and Tascam mics.

All songs have been published by Frank A. Dicker Music, (ASCAP) except "Ridin' on That Train" (ASCAP) NBT Music.