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'...blues, complex, literate lyrical themes, rock and country all meet head on as they go from acoustic rural blues to lengthy improvisation. It's rugged but real and it's got texture and soul.' Beyond the Verge Relix Magazine 'Rock and roll never felt so good or seemed so different as when you listen to the music of the Peach Truck Republic.' --Mandy Smith The NTCC Eagle 'These guys are good, and they know it. They play around with it, pick at it, it bleeds.' 'If ever you hear a quote from a rock group claiming to be a 'family', listen to The Peach Truck first, and get a Real idea of what a family would sound like if they all played together.' It's like watching a train load of hillbillies spirit their machine on the tracks, and you ain't eager for no caboose.' --Ben Ohmart Music Dish 'The Peach Truck Republic is a folk rock based group of superior musicians and songwriters. This two CD set is packed full of excellent music and song. The lyrics are exceptional and incomparable to anything else I've heard.' 'There is also a heavy blues influence to this music, which gives it that added flavoring. PTR has a definite classic rock thing going for them and a wealth of talent that allows them to pack a sound full of amazing musical beauty. I was more impressed by the musical ability of this band than anything.' 'Their music may not be fit for mainstream radio, but anyone who loves real music with heart, soul and feeling will love this band. Highly recommended to the more sophisticated rock music crowd. Plus, there's enough music on this 2 CD set to keep you happy for a long time.' --Michael Allison The Global Muse 'Their sound is basic jam-band but they use a lot of acoustic instruments. Lots of little instrumentals mixed in...I'm not quite sure what the whole thing's about.' --Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie '... The Republic rambles through an entire catalog of stylistic conventions, from country to jazz and all points in between, taking up what's useful or necessary, discarding what isn't, and, all the while, rarely losing sight of it's blues-based foundations.' '...wreathed in the oily smoke of a thousand bong hits. It has the odd stylish appeal of a banana-seated Schwinn, both of it's time and outside of it.' --Colin Maycock Fort Worth Weekly 'To call them a jam band would be remiss, but they do jam. To label them a blues band would not do them justice, but they are bluesy. Rock music does not describe the type of band that they are, but they do rock. Kind of a southern-bluesy-jammin-rocknroll hodgepodge.' 'It would have been easy to single out any of the members and write a glowing review of each one, but when you see them live, you don't get the feeling that it's just one man's band...it truly is a group of brothers, making beautiful music.' --Scott Waldrop Forward Not Straight 'We play music that moves us as musicians,' Wes Dismuke, guitarist and vocalist for the band, said. 'For us that means raising our families, paying our bills-many things pretty commonplace. Music is the hub of our existence. It's what connects five different families.' Listeners should not expect a run-of-the-mill, commercialized rock 'n' roll group with Peach Truck Republic. 'We're not pop culture,' Dismuke said. 'We're not trying to be rock stars. We're very grass roots, very Americana.' --Amanda Pendegrass NT Daily '...more than just another follower of the Allman Brothers. Dismuke and company weave southern rock, soul, blues, gospel, funk, jazz and nearly