Blues Revue Magazine 09/2010 By Tom Hyslop Kirk Fletcher is among the most in-demand guitarists on the scene, with a résume that includes the Los Angeles edition of the Blues Across America series, The Mannish Boys, Charlie Musselwhite, various Kim Wilson projects, the Hollywood Blue Flames, and appearances on a number of other recordings. His …
Living Blues 06/2010 By Roger Gatchet It was roughly six years ago that Randy Chortkoff launched his Delta Groove label with Kirk Fletcher’s Shades Of Blue. Like his previous solo debut on JSP, it was a straight-up, no nonsense blues record that showcased Fletcher’s masterful guitar playing—even when his fretwork was somewhat overshadowed by the high-profile …
All Music Guide 04/2010 By Michael G. Nastos His third album finds Kirk Fletcher singing strong, contemporary, soulful blues in the new populist image of someone like Robert Cray. Mostly mellow but not nearly as slick, Fletcher’s apprenticeship with Charlie Musselwhite and the Mannish Boys has served him well enough to tackle music from varied …
Produced by Michael Landau, Kirk releases his 3rd solo recording My Turn. Featuring the talents of Michael, Gary Novak, Travis Carlton, Bobby Tsukamoto, Iver Olav Erstad, Tom Fillman, Paulie Cerra, Luke Miller, Paul Litteral, Dave Melton, Karen Landau and legendary drummer James Gadson. This is also the first release that finds Kirk stepping up to …