"You can practically feel the sizzle coming off the speakers...it may be some of the best guitar playing on record. Consider us humbled."
-Musician Magazine
"Totally ripping: It was called 'The Humbler' and for good reason...a welcome addition to the official legacy of an American Master of the Telecaster"
-Rolling Stone Magazine
"...an absolute 'must have'...incendiary...belongs in the collection of any serious guitar music fan"
-Vintage Guitar Magazine
"Gatton managed to meld hillbilly, blues and bebop influences into solo after superhuman solo of some of the most incendiary guitar picking ever heard by man"
-East Bay Express
"Spectacular...Gatton shows why he truly deserved the 'greatest' tag he earned years later. An absolutely essential item for guitar enthusiasts and a highly recommended introduction for those unfamiliar with the work of this American legend. Four stars."
-Guitar World Magazine
"Gatton proves himself a mid-century master...simply unreal...Live at the Holiday Inn 1987 is a treat - as well as a reminder of the man's unequivocal wizardry"
-Vintage Guitar Magazine
"This recording is a bit of a miracle...one of the great straight-ahead jazz guitarists of our time...Gatton's technique and multifarious stylistic mastery are dumbfounding. 4.5 stars" ("Top Albums of 2025")
-Downbeat Magazine
"Red-hot...this remarkable document...is a welcome feast of the genius at work"
-Mojo Magazine
"For sheer chops, it's hard to top Danny Gatton...this live outing captures Gatton flying...a must for jazz guitar aficionados. Five stars"
-Absolute Sound Magazine
"(Live at the Holiday Inn 1987) reveals the true breadth of his abilities...astonishing"