"I thought there was a Freddy King record playing as I walked down the stairs into the club, but it was Minhinnett and his band, without exception, the most exciting Band to hit the British blues scene in years. Very simple arrangements, strong, soulful material - written by Minhinnett - a great band, fronted by a Guitarist who plays with an intensity even the great Buddy Guy himself would find it hard to beat”.

...Time Out...

“Arguably the most powerful and emotive blues guitar/singer to emerge in Britain in recent years, playing and writing the blues in a distinctive and contemporary style very much his own. His vocal talent matches his guitar work, with a gravely blues voice that would do justice to any Chicago Blues Lounge”

...Edinburgh Festival...

“As soon as he strapped on his red Stratocaster, it was like Eric Clapton was in the room. So much of Minhinnett’s superb playing echo’s Clapton at his best. Oh! If only the man himself played with such passion these days”.

...Jeremy Gomm - Evening Gazette...

“Minhinnett’s passionate and abrasive guitar style is often reminiscent of a mix of Otis Rush and the Peter Green of old, that we all knew and loved”

...Peter Feenstra - Time Out...

“Ray has proved himself to be an exciting player and the possessor of the best set of vocal tubes of any British singer on the current scene. The playing and expression of this band was formidable, and they can easily hold their own against the best of the US bands which grace our shores - Robert Cray, Ronnie Earl, Walter Trout, Jimmy Vaughan etc.”

...Scott Duncan, Editor, Blueprint...
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