This first class presentation of Blues/Jazz is simply awesome.Each track is an illustration of superb musicianship.
The production is out of the top drawer. Paul Button - 'Blues Matters'
 
'Like dry ice - so cool it burns' . John Smyth - 'Barry's Mag'
 
'Impresive performances throughout from the band and their guests'.Jon Taylor - 'Blues in Britain'
 
'Very enjoyable - manages to integrate a rocking beat with musical sensitivity.Much more rewarding than most
of what passes for Jazz in 2006'. Howard Rye - Blues & Rhythm.

'One of the best European blues albums of the year'
Franky Pfeiffer - 'Blues Magazine' ( France )
 
'The Barcodes expertly balance low-down Blues and sophisticated Jazz'
Tom Hyslop - 'Blues Review' ( USA )
 
'A thinking man's blues band - The Barcodes can grind out the Big Blues with the best of them,but they also have a knack of digging deep into that cool Jazz groove that Mose Allison and Grant Green started'.
Ken Smith - 'Red Lick'
 
'Britain's foremost Rn'B label Note,has a roster to die for,and The Barcodes epitomise the quality on offer'.
David Blue - 'NetRhythm'
 
'We love The Barcodes.This album continues to deliver that laid-back,after-midnight type of Jazz Blues that en-deared us so much to them from the start'.
Ian McKenzie - 'Blues in the South'.
 
'British organ-blues trios are rare.Haddrell's Hammond tone is warm and Glen's poised guitar solos take their sweet time'.
Jack Massarik - 'Jazzwise'
 
'A delightful set of Jazz-tinged Blues'.
Zeitgeist

What The Press Say About The Barcodes Band'...

The sound of midnight shadows. Sonic light and shade; Hammond B3 and electric piano,with wizard harmonica stylings. Tough stuff, tenderly and imaginatively delivered.
Pete Sargeant - Blues Matters

Thirteen great tracks from this Blues/Jazz trio. It rocks along and brings to mind the image of a smoke-filled jazz club. Definitely one that will be in the "Now Playing" section of my CD collection for quite sometime to come."
Paul Stiles - Blues in Britain

Their long-awaited new album which is dominated by their unique Jazz/Blues feel. Plenty of Alan Glen's harmonica on this. - Ken Smith - Red Lick

Cool hammond-fuelled blues with ex-Yardbird Alan Glen. - Time Out

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