Rob McHale Statesville, North Carolina
Music of a hundred years ago, from yesterday or today.. the songs of Rob McHale should be taught in school, because they
reflect vibrant history, the value of tradition and living social comment.
Tom Franks - Folk Words Magazine, London , England
“ I hear shades of [ Neil ]Young, JJ Cale and many of the best writers of our generation” Christopher Anderson - Victory Music, Seattle, WA
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