Check out the new Review of Jason live
with Christine Santelli by David McGee famed Steve Earle, BB King, and Carl Perkins
biographer and writer for Rolling Stone and Spin magazines!
"...electric guitarist Jason Green pretty
much blew everyone away with a florid but self-effacing display of chops, spitting out howling blues choruses, B.B. King-ish
single string runs, rich, jump blues chordings, and some jazzy interludes... "
The Felix Cabrera Blues Band – Murray Street Grill – New York
City – May 4Fiery
Fiery blues guitarist Jason Green, is one
of several local players who have rotated through Cabrera’s band, answered the call...(with a) crying
guitar from Green who has toured with Big Jack Johnson...
Another heartfelt Cabrera original, “She Told Me A Lie”
from 2001’s Pressure Cooker, showed off Green’s dazzling guitar prowess...
- Kay Cordtz BLUES REVIEW
Guitar One Magazine
Live with Big Jack Johnson
Terra Blues NYC
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NEW YORK POST PICTURE
August 16, 2005
REVIEW AT EAST COAST BLUES AND ROOTS FESTIVAL BYRON BAY, AUSTRALIA 2002
East Coast Blues & Roots Festival...RED HOT BLUES AND GREENS
"My favourites of the festival included the fabulous Buddy Guy,
Tommy Castro, Patty Larkin and Guy Davis, but there were many fine players. Jason Green, guitarist with
Big Jack Johnson, was red hot and Luka Bloom was very special. Guy Davis really was the real brass nuts." - Steve Baker
"BARFLY" Magazine Australia
Press on subway artists CD
"Jason Green plays "Little Blue Cart Blues" and let me tell you something. This Ohio
boy shows off some guitar picking that is outstanding. Jason Green could easily play in the blues club near you. This song
may be the best display of instrumentation on an album that is loaded with good musicians."
-Gary Schwind ROCKNWORLD.COM
"Blues guitarist Jason Green makes the most of his single track, "Little Blue Cart Blues", by showing off a
sense of depth and playfulness in the three minute piece."
- Adam Besenyodi POP MATTERS Magazine
"For every up-tempo, exciting blues guitarist (Jason Green) that moves our feet...
allowing Green's ecstatic playing to segue into Thomas Bailey's old-time folk number..."
-Justin Cober-Lake STYLUS
MAGAZINE
"...perhaps you might prefer Jason Green's accomplished blues and jazz guitar chops, which you can imagine echoing nicely
down there."
-Osvaldo Oyola GLIDE MAGAZINE
Additional press:
"Jason Green is a talented guitarist who could extend his soul to his audiences. "
-JAZZ REVIEW Dr. Ana Isabel Ordonez
"My second day in New York City and I'm already hooked by a guy making music in a subway..."just for the fun of
it" says Jason Green, a blues guitarist from Cleveland...A passerby stops and begins to groove to the blues from the
six strings of the electric guitar Green is strumming... It's people's reactions I love watching," says Green...Green
also plays an instrument he calls "Diddlybo," made from a wooden cigarette box and a stick with three nylon strings
on it. "
-STREET LEVEL: Union Square "The Sound of Music" By Querida Anderson
"Through the door comes Jason Green, another killer guitar player just off a national tour with Mississippi blues man
Big Jack Johnson and the Oilers."
-THE PLAIN DEALER: Ohio's Largest Newspaper, Sunday, January 27, 2002
"...guitarist Jason Green is a fleet-fingered player with lots of fresh ideas as well."
-Review of Jimmy Ley's "The Stalker": REAL BLUES magazine December 1997
