under construction

Jamie L. Manser

  • About
  • Photos
    • Travels
    • Live Music
    • Events
    • Portraits
  • Articles
    • Features
    • History
    • Music
    • Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry
    • U of A COM-T Psychiatry
    • Quotes in Local Press
  • Journal
    • Manslander
    • Observations
  • Resume
    • Manager, Program Innovation and Strategic Initiatives: U of A COM-T Department of Psychiary
    • Communication and Marketing Specialist: U of A COM-T Department of Psychiatry
    • Public Relations Manager: Watershed Management Group
    • Communications & Events Coordinator: U of A Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry
    • Program Director: 2nd Saturdays Downtown
    • Editor: Zócalo Magazine
    • Law Firm Business Manager & Bookkeeper: Daniel J Rylander, P.C.
    • Marketing & Events Associate: Downtown Tucson Partnership

Fourkiller Flats “Treasure & Trash”

May 21, 2009 By Jamie Manser Leave a Comment

4KF T&T front cover(This article was published by Zocalo Magazine summer, 2009.)

The Flats are rockin’ songsters who knock it out of the park with this 11-song self-release recorded at Loveland Studios. Any album with talk of fleeing to Mexico on its first track always does me right.

Jim Cox provides gravely and warm vox and sings songs of love lost, love gained, friends moving on and booze. My favorite, hands down, is “Stellar Dope,” a heart wrenching ballad with really tasty licks by lead guitarist Neal Bonser. Four minutes into the song it breaks down to just Cox’s singing with bassist Chris Morrison and drummer Bill Green playing so tight, I get goose bumps. The dudes are awesome musicians who write kick-ass, catchy tunes.

The album is $10 and is available at Preen, 272 E. Congress St. 4KF play at Che’s June 6.

Filed Under: Music Tagged With: Downtown Tucson music, Zocalo Magazine

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Site design by Julie Ray Creative | Copyright © 2026 | Jamie L. Manser