Jonathan Wilson

At long last----a musician who pays Bob Welch's Fleetwood a proper tribute, not just through his marvelous rendition of Fleetwood Mac's 1974 release, Angel, but in his lush, pastel songwriting in the best, early 70s wa-wa style. What a fantastic show.

I was first turned on to the Jonathan Wilson band through the YouTube video Desert Raven. I was hooked. But seeing the band live made me a real fan. Aside from the fact that they played for two hours straight without a break, these guys are fantastic musicians. In my opinion, this band offers an updated twist on 70s rock. Great jam sessions (which didn't go on too long), memorable tunes, danceable songs with memorable tunes (I'm still humming Fazon), awesome bass, rhythm guitar and drums, and Jonathan Wilson's soothing and relaxed singing style. The nice thing is that these guys are really talented, but they're modest and gracious. See them before they become big stars.

In a time of formatted music and reality shows, the musician who plays real music and jam on its own is unique. Jonathan Wilson offers something refreshing and raises the bar. I have mixed feeling about giving an amazing rating as I don't really want to see him in big stadium in a few years but I feel it is very important to let the majority of people be touched by really good music. Bravo Jonathan.

Very very impressed by his performance in New York's Mercury Lounge.. He had no problem grabbing everyone's attention with his unique sound and honest feeling that he bled into every song he performed on the stage. J Wilson 5 stars in my book no doubt ;)

I'm glad I got to see him in such a small venue. Next time it will surely be in large venues or football stadiums. Incredible show.

Great show! Great Band! Great Songwriter! Great Musicians! They represented their new album beautifully. His singing is incredible live, even when he whispers. The songs translate live beautifully and evolve into very musical jams. JW is an incredible guitar player to boot!