Reviews:

Steve Turner @ The Tiger, Long Eaton (October 2nd 2005) "As it happens, I used to think that Steve Turner was among the few acts with that magic 'something' that I prize. I had expected him to take his place alongside Martin Carthy, Peter Bellamy, Nic Jones and the rest. I had not expected him to dissappear for 13 years. Would he still be good?

[...] Well, I thought he was better than ever. His weaving, rolling, rhythmic, fantastic accompaniments on the 'single action dustbin' were magic to the ears. His material went from Ry Cooder to Handel via some great Napoleon ballads and, just to show his versatility, a couple of banjo tunes [...]

The audience were rapt, as well might be. I hope that Steve's CD will appear soon and will be followed by many others. [...]

He is a huge talent [...] "

Dai Male

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A shining example of the music the British folk scene is capable of producing.

Folk Roots

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Steve Turner has been turning into one of this country's finest male singers and performers of folk-song [...] with him you can truly say that he has shown all the qualities of a great singer and interpreter of folk song.

Swing 51, National Folk Magazine

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This is one of my all time favourite records.
This album is so well constructed [...] the changing pace and the brilliance of the arrangements keep me glued.

The Broadsheet, Scotland on BRAIDING

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