“Whether he’s bringing fresh bluesy, snappy and sensual wit to Melanie’s early 70’s novelty gem, turning The Mamas & the Papa’s harmony-filled delight “Somebody Groovy” into a funky jazz stomper or mining fresh romantic eloquence and plucky swing from Rodgers and Hart’s “I Didn’t Know What Time It Was”, Gimble’s dark, richly emotional vocal molasses warms the heart and soothes the soul in surreal ways the composers could never have imagined.”

— Jonathan Widran, JW Vibe

“Gimble’s phrasing and tone reflect a deep connection to the material, while the band’s subtle interplay and sophisticated arrangements elevate the project into something genuinely fresh. Gimble presents a well-crafted and personal musical statement that is both accessible and resonant.”

— D. Glenn Daniels, The Jazz Page

“… a cause for celebration. Gimble has a voice and a swinging style that seems to take you back in time, but with a modern sensibility. Jeffrey Gimble deserves to be noticed. If you listen to his music, you'll like what you hear.”

— Jack Goodstein, Seattle Post-Intelligencer

“Gimble’s voice has developed gracefully into a comfortable baritone sounding as at home on the Mamas and the Papas’ “Somebody Groovy” as it does on “Quietly There” from the book of Shirley Horn. Let’s hope Mr. Gimble does not make us wait a decade for his next offering.”

— C. Michael Bailey, Wild Mercury Rhythm

“… Here’s a hip vocalist that delivers like a closing reliever-lots of variety and keeps you guessing with his changes of speed. Tenor-toned vocalist Jeffrey Gimble has a with-it attitude here….”

— George W. Harris, Jazz Weekly