Reviews for Jack Caldwell's "As Sweet As I Remember You" "This is definitely one of my favorite albums of the year." Uncle Gram The Red Bank Bar & Grill Show WUSC, Columbia, S.C. You can sense immediately that Jack Caldwell's lyrics come from the heart. The prevalent theme in his music is relationship- Between man and woman, parent and child, human and nature. But, he moves well beyond platitude to flirt with the sensual and rhythmic edge that the song should celebrate. Terrible Terry KOTO, 91.7FM The Voice Of The Valley, Telluride, CO. "As Sweet As I Remember You" is hard to describe. It's also impossible to put down. For fans of artists that go their own way And don't try to copy whatever is popular then Caldwell is your new main man. It's great that albums like this can make it to the market place". Bill Lavary Village Records "As Sweet As I Remember You" is a breakout album for Caldwell. Always compared to James Taylor, on this recording think Tom Petty, Neil Young, Bruce Cockburn. Sue Braden Shoreline News "As Sweet As I Remember You" may be Caldwell's sweetest creation yet." Kim Fell Middletown Press "Jack Caldwell's "As Sweet As I Remember You" was two years in the growing and it's resultant maturity is immediately evident. Caldwell writes beguiling lyrics that are subtly clever. They're intensely personal without being maudlin and you feel as if you're recalling shared experiences rather than listening to someone else reminisce. The country-pop feel of the music is enriched but never overwhelmed by the backings provided by a powerful clutch of musicians (and oh, I love those sax licks). Ultimately, this CD passes the ultimate test of good music -It makes you listen - and you really enjoy the experience." Jan Nary 100.3FM Queensland, Australia "12 folk-rock gems". Abbey White Performing Songwriter Magazine "This album has clarity in melodies, arrangements, and playing; good time music with roots back to the Byrds and others; interesting but uncluttered lyrics that have their own clarity; magical harmonies; and songs that you find yourself going back to again and again. I needed a crowbar to get it off the CD player! Recommended." Arthur Elliott Radio 99.7 FM Brisbane, Australia