WHAT THEY SAY- "Bedford Americana at it's very best" “Raw harmonies and raw talent combined to make them one of the most interesting new bands I've seen in a long time.” “Tinker Jack are a most enjoyable band with some beautiful harmonies from the bands male and female vocalists, songs such as 'Baby Be Lonely', '25' and 'Higher Skies' immediately create an aural delight. It's early days, but the signs look good for Tinker Jack.” “Tinker Jack, a band that impressed me so much here recently, supporting Electric Soft Parade. Comprising of Rebecca Solesbury (singer, tambourine), David Litchfield (singer, acoustic guitar), Dave Copperwheat (guitar), Gareth King (drums), and Kristian Purcell (singer, bass). The set is once again slick and pacey, containing a fine structure of songs which include 'Baby Be Lonely' where the triple vocals excel. Also the haunting tribute to Johnny Cash which is 'Arkansas' and the beautiful harmonies of '25', while the raunchy 'Automatic Days' contrasts strongly with the Big Country-ish sound of 'Free Ride'. The long outro to 'Higher Skies' brings Tinker Jack's set to a fruitful conclusion.” "The most striking thing about Tinker Jack, apart from their repertoire of fine pop songs, is that they always appear to be having a whale of a time. Even from the very start when they proudly announce "Tinker Jack are ready!" What follows is a feast of rich melodies and easy laid back guitars. The upbeat "Criminal" blends superbly with the almost REM clone that is "25". It's after this that the band urge everybody to "Step forward to boogie". How can they fail to respond to "Arkansas"? Their last song is "Baby Be Lonely" which includes an epic outro which culminates with guitarist Kristian stage jumping into a very surprised crowd! It shows you just how powerful music can be!"