Vic Flick

I was not aware how much you influenced the way I learned to play guitar until the Pawn Stars episode.
You did a lot. You will be missed.

My condolences.

I met Vic online at a Guitar Forum site. He and his wonderful wife, Judy, have stayed in touch regularly, for the past 25 years or so, and he and his wonderful wife, Judy, and I remained good friends. He had asked me to Edit and write the Forward to his book, "Vic Flick: Guitarman - From Bond to the Beatles, and Beyond" (the title of which I came up with). I remember our excitement when the book came to be sold on Amazon.
I was also responsible for getting Vic's "Bond" Guitar displayed in the R'n'R Hall of Fame Museum. Vic and I remained good friends over the past 25 years, speaking on the phone every couple of weeks; he even played with my former band (The Rip Chords) when we played in Las Vegas a long while back, and we met with a few times when Judy and Vic when we were in L.A. I miss Vic very much, as I'm sure we all do.
My love and deep condolences to Judy, and to his son, Kevin, with whom I only recently "met."

He had the opportunity to play on one of the most well known movie theme songs , such a talented guitar player. Sincere condolences to the Flick family, so very sorry for your loss, May God be with you all to give comfort and support at such a difficult time.

It was with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Vic and I send my sincere condolences to Judy and family.
I was fortunate to be a neighbour of Vic and Judy when they lived in Camborne Road, Morden, Surrey in the early '60s. I have fond memories of spending time with Judy and going on the occasional session with her to watch Vic playing up in London in the early days.
RIP Vic.
Pat Browne (nee Jenkins)