John Apice

I’m not saying it is…but, this could very well be one of the best Procol Harum albums ever conceived or at best – one among many. I don’t impress easily but this album is impressive out of the starting gate. Virtually every track has moments of brilliance. Gary

I am usually apprehensive when I open an independent artist’s album and there is a cover of a famous song. But, this time, finding a collection with virtually every track a cover didn’t make me cringe – it made me curious. The artist is either completely insane, not creative,

I found this effort special to listen to and because of its optimistic and inspiring approach – something quite different from the regular batch of creativeness I often receive. I also took an interest because in my spare time I have worked for years with special needs students. Here, this Canadian

Produced in Nashville, this British Columbia-born, rough-hewn, gritty, authentic and commanding vocalist – Matt Patershuk – is the kind of singer that -- out of the starting gate -- is going to appeal immediately to fans of Jon Dee Graham, Buddy Miller, Otis Gibbs, Kris Kristofferson, Tom Waits, Chuck E. Weiss and