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Rambler Rick Norcross and Vermont Governor Phil Scott at the WDEV 90th Birthday Party, Waterbury (2021)

Rambler Charlie MacFadyen recording accordion parts at Lane Gibson Recording & Mastering Studios. Charlotte, VT (2018)

The Wooden Pickle painted by Airbrush Ron Hernandez, previously hung inside “The Mighty Pickle” that presently rides on the inside of the baggage door of “The Chief” at Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music Museum, Philadelphia, MI (2019)

Rick & The All-Star Ramblers headline Vermont Day at the Eastern States Exposition, West Springfield, MA (2018)

Master Luthier Dave Nichols, holds Rick’s guitar after completing an extensive restoration at Custom Pearl Inlay, Whippleville, NY (2013)

Rambler Rick, solo performance at the Willard Street Inn, celebrating his 50th anniversary as a touring musician, Burlington, VT (2013)

Rambler Rick and Marty Stuart sing “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” as The Chief looks on at the Reilly Arts Center, Ocala, FL (2023)
Rick Norcross and Marty Stuart

Dave Wright, Ocala, Fl. Dave and his wife Boots, purchased The Mighty Pickle in 2019, oversaw the masterful three year restoration and donated the freshly christened “The Chief” to Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music Museum in Philadelphia, Mississippi. Dave is pictured with the wooden pickle that was part of The Mighty Pickle interior decoration, now mounted behind the baggage door of The Chief. Ocala, FL (2023)

Marty Stuart’s 1957 Flxible Starliner, “The Chief,” formerly known as “The Mighty Pickle,” with the Restoration Crew at the Reilly Arts Center, Ocala, FL (2023)

Marty Stuart’s 1957 Flxible Starliner, “The Chief,” formerly known as “The Mighty Pickle.” At the Reilly Arts Center, Ocala, FL (2023)

Rambler Rick at Leunig’s Bistro preparing to go on stage at the Discover Jazz Festival, downtown Burlington, VT (2019)

Cover photo of Rambler Rick’s “Tour Du Jour” album at Rambler Ranch/Airflyte Records office, Burlington, VT (1989)

Handbill listing entertainment lineup at Rick’s coffeehouse, The18th String Coffeehouse & Music Emporium, North Tampa, FL (1967)

Billy Bowles, left, host of the “Swinging Country” show on KSSL in Lubbock, TX with Rambler Dave at the Academy of Western Artists awards weekend in Fort Worth, TX (2017)

Contract documenting the appearance of the ”Rick Norcross Band” opening for Buck Owens and the Buckaroos and backing jup Junior Samples and Ganilla Hutton, stars of Hee Haw. Plattsburgh, NY (1978)

Poster for Rambler Rick solo concert for Burlington City Arts Summer Concert Series, Church Street, Burlington, VT (2019)

Handbill from Daytona Beach Easter Week with “Knocky” Parker & “Smokey” Montgomery, members of The Light Crust Doughboys in the late ‘30s and Rick’s first experience with Western Swing music (1965)

- Rick & The All-Star Ramblers featured at a street dance celebrating the Grand Opening of the new Champlain Bridge. Crown Point, NY (2012)

Early Ramblers appearance at the Tunbridge World’s Fair with Ramblers Larry Beaudry, Junior Barber, Tony Washburn. Doug Pomeroy and Rambler Rick, Tunbridge World’s Fair, Tunbridge VT (1978)

Independent Express Radio Network Promotion for the release of the “God Bless The Mighty Pickle” EP to radio broadcasters (2020)

On the ceremonial “Last Voyage of the Steamboat Ticondroga” on Lake Champlain on November 6, 1954. Rick is 8th on the left with the flap hat, his mother is to his right, and his father is 5th from the left. The title song from Rick’s CD “I Rode The Ti” tells the story of this magnificent vessel, now on display at the Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT (1954)

Photoshoot with Rick on the roof of Tampa General Hospital for a Tampa Tribune feature story, Tampa, FL (1974)

The New Walden Folksingers, from left, Rick, Tom Azarian & Bud Boydston, Cypress Gardens, Winter Haven, FL (1963)

The back cover photo of the “Nashfull” album on the Lake Champlain Ferry, “Grand Isle,” Plattsburgh, NY (1978)

Jonathan Edwards, one of Rick’s musical heroes, invited Rick up on his stage to sing one of the Ramblers tunes. Subsequrntly, Jonathan asked if he could play harmonic on the Ramblers upcoming “God Bless The Mighty Pickle” album.You Bet, Jonathan! St. Albans, VT (2018)

LeRoy Preston, founding member of Asleep at the Wheel and Rambler Rick’s mentor and all-time favorite songwriter, pictured at the “Paint The Pickle Party” at The St. John’s Club in Burlington, VT (2012)

Rambler Songbird Taryn Noelle and Rambler Dave take a break backstage before a show at the Hinesburg Summer Concert Series, Hinesburg, VT (2015)

Longtime WDEV Radio personality, Jack Donovan, has been a close friend and avid supporter of Rick & The All-Star Ramblers music for over 40 years. Jack has played our albums incesently and always welcomes us on the Radio Vermont airwaves whenever a new Ramblers CD hits the street. WDEV, Waterbury, VT

Marty Stuart & Rambler Rick shake hands after Rick
autographs the wooden pickle mounted on the inside of the baggage door of “The Chief,” Ocala, FL (2023)

Rambler Rick backstage at the Hotel Vermont, from left, Anson Tebbetts, WDEV and Vermont’s Secretary of Agriculture, Jack Donovan, WDEV, Joel Najman, Vermont Public & WDEV, Roland LaJoie, WLVB (2017)

Rick is wrestled down by 1960s faux police officers on the set of the Jennifer Love Hewitt biopic “The Audrey Hepburn Story” Montreal, Canada (2000)

The last photo of Rick & The Mighty Pickle as she leaves Vermont for restoration in Ocala, FL (2019)

Eastern States Exposition Trustee, Rambler Rick, at a Vermont Day Reception, West Springfield, MA (2020)

The Barre Times Argus feature story about Rambler Rick’s 50th-anniversary celebration Barre, VT (2013)

Vermont Summer outing at Runaway Farm, from left, Dan Dubonnet, Exec. VP, Hall Communications, Rambler Rick, Jamie Lee Thurston, Nashville Country Music personality and longtime pal, Creighton Smith, Boulder, CO, Starksboro VT (2020)

The All-Star Ramblers send a message to Congress, Julia Shannon-Grillo, Lane Gibson Recording & Mastering, Charlotte, VT (2013)

Rambler Rick, Taryn Noelle and Rambler Dave at the Academy of Western Artists with Taryn’s “Western Swing Female Vocalist of The Year” statue, Fort Worth, TX (2019)

WKDR Radio handbill from Rick’s live studio audience (less than 20) Summer radio show, Plattsburgh, NY (1978)

Rambler Rick, Taryn, and Alan Reynolds, host of “Pure Country” on WIOX 91.3 FM Radio in Roxbury, NY at the Academy of Western Artists awards ceremony, Fort Worth, TX (2019)

Rick, host and MC at the Florida State Fair’s Pepsi Theater, the fair’s largest performance venue, pictured with The Ink Spots, Tampa, FL (1986)

Handbill from the Rick-produced “Ticonderoga Party,” celebrating the McClure Restoration of the Steamboat Ticonderoga, Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT (1998)

Cover of the State of Vermont “Official Bicentennial Album” produced by Rick, featuring Banjo Dan & The Midnite Plowboys, LeRoy Preston, Rick & The Ramblers and Big Joe Burrell and the Unknown Blues Band, Burlington, VT (1991)

Kenley Dean Squier, owner of the Radio Vermont Group, plays Rick & The All-Star Ramblers music on WDEV’s classic Saturday morning show, “Music To Go To The Dump By,” (2017)

Superstar to be, Miranda Lambert visits The Mighty Pickle, backstage at WOKO’s Country Club Music Festival, Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction, VT (2017)

Backstage with The Mighty Pickle and the WOKO crew at the WOKO Country Club Music Festival, Essex, VT (2008)

Poster from the first tour of Florida with The New Walden Folksingers at Florida Southern College, Lakeland, FL (1963)
