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Bill Kirchen Live at Stubblebine Lutherie

Johnny Cash - "I think he's great."

Nick Lowe - "A devastating culmination of the elegant and the funky, a really sensational musician with enormous depth."

Pop Matters - "He is one of the singular instrumental stylists of American roots music, and to hear his sound once is to have it indelibly etched on ones musical memory."

No Depression - "You might call [Hot Rod Lincoln] the Triumph of the Telecaster. Then again, you might say that about Kirchen's whole career."

3rd Coast Music - "Most discographies have their ups and downs, but Bill Kirchen's albums just get better and better."

San Francisco Chronicle - "Kirchen can count on the respect of anybody who knows his work."

Puremusic.com - "one of the classic American artists."

Austin-American Statesman - "Bill Kirchen rules, it's just that simple...scorching guitar runs in all directions..."

Indy Week - "one of the best guitarists in the land"

Vintage Guitar Magazine - "an American treasure"

Washington City Paper - Like an impassioned preacher in a souped-up convertible, Kirchen described passing Muddy Waters, Link Wray, Merle Haggard, B. B. King, Carl Perkins, Jimi Hendrix and more, nodding in tribute to each one with a perfect guitar quotation as he drove by. Bill Kirchen took every one for the ride of their lives in his Hot Rod Lincoln.

Rolling Stone - Opening night was particularly special due to the presence of Les Paul and Albert Lee, ... Bill Kirchen cranked up his Tele for a set that gave the crowd a hotfoot, sparked by his epic cover of [Hot Rod Lincoln]. (review of Danny Gatton Tribute, New York, Tramps)