REVIEWS
'Chris showcased his tunes with a spirit and spunk that made family ties beside the point'. (Billboard)

'very engaging'; 'if the Faces or Pogues had been from Louisiana they would have sounded like this'; 'this Jagger is a sly sharp songwriter'. (Daily Telegraph)

'he does the job with so much joi-de-vivre that he and his four good-timey chums might well kick more life into your next party than anything released by the Stones in the last decade'; 'when the band locks into a bubbling groove, they mix up a potent brew'. (Mojo)

'heir to the throne left vacant by Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance'; 'Channel Fever finds Jagger writing strong enough songs to make his brother jealous'. (Q magazine)

'plays the old styles with plenty of heart'; 'a genial take on a range of American styles'; 'solid, danceable beat'. (Daily Mail)

'genuine British Zydeco'n'Country package. The crazy thing is that it works'; 'you could easily mistake this for the genuine American article'. (Hi-Fi News)

'the younger Jagger has discovered an excellent vocabulary'; 'the feel is authentic'. (Birmingham Post)