Francis Rossi Status Quo photo by Ros O'Gorman

Status Quo’s Francis Rossi forms Rossi Pickard with Hannah Rickard

by Paul Cashmere on April 13, 2019

Francis Rossi is moving forward in a world without Status Quo partner Rick Parfitt with a new project Rossi Rickard with Hannah Rickard.

Rick met Hannah when she worked on the Status Quo ‘Aquostic’ project in 2014.

Rossi Rickard have recorded their debut album ‘We Talk Too Much’ with Hannah and Francis on vocals performing country-flavoured duets.

Francis recently released his autobiography ‘I Talk Too Much’, co-written by Mick Wall. Rossi and Wall will head across the UK from May to perform 36 spoken word shows based on stories in the book.

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