A nice collections of well-crafted tunes, beautifully performed and very nicely produced. My favorite track is number 4, just a toe tappin' finger snappin, geta-up-and dancin' kinda tune. They move from Bluegrass, to folk, even a touch of the Gospel feel, and Roots with equal ease. I would love to see them perform live ... the CD has an infectious sponteneity to it, which I'm sure is carried on to their stage performance. Way to go!

Great tunes and great songwriting. Once you have heard it - this CD will will keep playing in your head. Great stuff!

Flying Accusations Now Arriving... Indie (2007) I’ve had the pleasure of hearing tastes of this group on CHLY, followed by giving this CD a good listen in the comfort of my home and that’s exactly what this CD is – a good listen! This music is kitchen table comfortable with a bitter twist of reality and pinch of tongue in cheek, my kind of recipe. The diversity of this CD provides a buffet of flavours for the listener. You are taken over a shaky, old-time covered bridge with the introductory track 'Call Me Sweetheart' then switchbacked to a shout along chorus in 'Can’t Live Like That' to full steam ahead with 'Lies, Halftruth and Misinformation' then back to the station for a deep south 1930's (and it sounds like it) chain gang ballad 'End of the Line" which I’m sure for this band it is not . The Flying Accusations train has not only Now Arrived, it's leaving the station with a full head of steam from my hometown no less. This debut CD is an all aboard YeeHaw and Whhoo Whhoo train ride. Count me in as a new passenger with a window seat, singing along in the Club Car. Pam Edgar, CHLY Radio Malaspina