“As underappreciated American vocalists go, few are more deserving of wider recognition than Randy Greer…a magnificent achievement…Greer and his comrades (The Robin Nolan Trio) fail to hit a false note.”
- Christopher Loudon, JAZZ TIMES MAGAZINE (Silver Springs, MD)

“…a CD that has one foot in the L.A. of the ‘30s and ‘40s and the other in the Europe of that era…a disc that both Reinhardt and Cole fans will be glad to have in their collections.”
- Alex Henderson, ALL MUSIC GUIDE (Ann Arbor, MI)

“Reinhardt and Cole would have approved.”
- David McCarty, ACOUSTIC GUITAR MAGAZINE (San Anselmo, CA)

“Garnering this reviewer’s vote for best vocal album of 2002, this incredibly cool, amazingly sexy recording marries the fiery gypsy swing sounds of Amsterdam’s Robin Nolan Trio with the soulful crooning of one of the world’s finest jazz singers, Randy Greer.”
– PJ Birosik, NEW AGE VOICE (Atlanta, GA)

“Isn't it time this ax man stopped being one of the best loved cult figures of our time and get the mass respect adult ears should be bestowing everywhere?…A stunningly original set that succeeds at making the familiar new while simply blowing you away.”
- Chris Spector, MIDWEST RECORD RECAP (Lake Zurich, IL)

“…anyone who enjoy’s (Nat King) Cole’s vocals will appreciate Boulevard of Broken Dreams.”
– Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., DIRTY LINEN (Baltimore, MD)

“Very smooth and refreshing.”
- Christina Lord, CREATIONS MAGAZINE (New York, NY)