What the critics are saying . . .

"More genuinely funky . . . a refreshing change . . .
How can you go wrong . . ."
- Marc Bristol, Blue Suede News

". . . reedman Bernard Anderson is a particular treat . . ."
– Chip Deffaa, New York Post

". . . his sweet tone swimming like butter atop hot grits . . ."
– Lee Hildebrand, San Francisco Bay Guardian

"Bernard Anderson may well be the best rock-blues saxophonist ever to play in Australia . . ."
– Bruce Elder, Weekend Australian, Sydney Australia

"Bernard Anderson just might be the best young Blues/R&B sax-player in North America today . . . At Harpo's, it was evident from the first honks that this was a reedman of exceptional talent and taste and his sax solos during the evening quickly had his audience members anticipating his next sweet foray. Now I've always gotten miffed when people, out of ignorance, would say things like 'Hey Springsteen's Sax-Player is really good, eh?' Meanwhile, all I would hear was noise and histrionics, no subtlety, I'd say 'Go listen to King Curtis, Gene Barge, or JT Brown.' Now, I'll say, 'Listen to Bernard Anderson!' This CD is modern black R&B with strong funk and rap influence but it is exquisitely melodic and the caliber of talent and production is regal! Bernard shines throughout and this CD is documented proof as to his level of talent and song-writing brilliance."
–Andy "Blues Boy" Grigg, West Coast Blues Review