"a dusty, wistful sepia-toned postcard from an imagined past, it slots right in between peak Kerouac, Pat Garrett-era Dylan and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young"
* * * * MOJO
"Danny Wilson is turning into one of those artists whose work he has venerated - Ryan Adams, Mark Olson, Bruce Springsteen even" * * * * THE TIMES
"it would seem fair if Paulo Nutini now held the door open for Danny & The Champions Of The World" * * * * THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
"footloose folk music big on soul - a bit special"
* * * * THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
"a timeless collection of songs steeped in soulful nostalgia" * * * * THE SUN
"fragile and rootsy with real depth of feeling"
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
"the real thing - they are the champions" * * * * Q MAGAZINE
"lovely, improbably elegiac stuff" * * * * UNCUT
"a great unsung country hero" THE MIRROR
"country-hued, clankety banjo and lilting lapsteel catchiness" THE GUARDIAN
"tremendously human... an uplifting uproar" WORD MAGAZINE
* * * * MOJO
"Danny Wilson is turning into one of those artists whose work he has venerated - Ryan Adams, Mark Olson, Bruce Springsteen even" * * * * THE TIMES
"it would seem fair if Paulo Nutini now held the door open for Danny & The Champions Of The World" * * * * THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
"footloose folk music big on soul - a bit special"
* * * * THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
"a timeless collection of songs steeped in soulful nostalgia" * * * * THE SUN
"fragile and rootsy with real depth of feeling"
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
"the real thing - they are the champions" * * * * Q MAGAZINE
"lovely, improbably elegiac stuff" * * * * UNCUT
"a great unsung country hero" THE MIRROR
"country-hued, clankety banjo and lilting lapsteel catchiness" THE GUARDIAN
"tremendously human... an uplifting uproar" WORD MAGAZINE