Sandy Pickett Acoustic

Fingerstyle Acoustic Guitarist, Soulful Hand-Drumming, Harmonica, Singer, Songwriter, Performer

Sandy is driven by live performances and has played in over 333 venues from England to Hawaii to Southeastern Indiana! Her driving rhythmic finger style guitar compliments old rock, folk, and blues incorporating the works of many artists including Fleetwood Mac, Janis Joplin, ZZ Top, The Allman Brothers, and Molly Hatchet.. She incorporates the harmonica in a lot of songs such as Richie Havens style number of "All Along the Watchtower" honoring its original Bob Dylan roots with a female perspective. Sandy is a 2017 inductee of the Southeastern Indiana Musicians Association Hall of Fame and has played live consistently for over 20 years. She is a multi-instrumentalist - guitar, harmonica, stomp box, Jimbay conga - often doing several at once. Besides being a solo performer, Sandy is in several bands that regularly perform in the regional area. She has produced 4 CDs and is currently working on her 5th.

Please contact Sandy's agent at 812-756-0074 or by email at adaptation1@yahoo.com.

Hippie Fingers

Hippie Fingers is a 3 piece acoustic band featuring Ed “Chopper" Johnson, Brian Creech, and Sandy Pickett. The trio formed in 2012. They are a very successful trio that plays mostly 70’s and 80’s early rock like Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, and Fleetwood Mac. Three guitars, Sandy's conga and winding blues harmonica - provides a high energy 3-4 hour show with no breaks!! Playing almost every club in Southeastern Indiana... They are a crowd pleaser! Sandy often mixes her original songs with a lot of cover tunes from Doobie Brothers to Janis Joplin.

Music

Sandy Pickett on TV3's CenterStage

This is a series of original songs spanning her 22 year career - TV3 Connersville - October 23

"Sharpen My Ax"

From 2009, this song was co-written with Jill McIntosh King. It has a strong back beat with rhythmic harmonica. It is a mimicking parody showing how to deal with a cheating husband. Jill's powerful vocals drive the song's message and believability with strong greasy harp winding and twisting the groove...