QUOTES

"The stories blend seamlessly into songs, evoking a flavor of Mark Twain, Woody Guthrie,and David Sedaris. "

- Sarah Craig, Caffe Lena, Saratoga Springs, NY
 

"Greg Klyma is a true professional... We treasure each and every visit to our venue."

- Joe Ables, Saxon Pub, Austin, TX

"Greg Klyma is a home-cooked meal and a vaudeville show in a fast food karaoke world. He is beyond definitions of style and arbiters of cool. He is precisely who he is, no additives or fillers."

- CJ Watson, Nashville-based songwriter

“He spins meandering tales on a long loved acoustic that bring us to that point where we realize the glass is half empty and half full at the same time.”

- Performing Songwriter Magazine, June 2004
"He's the real deal,
singing about stuff that matters."  

 - Sing Out! Magazine
Winter 2004 Vol. 47, #4
A "singer/songwriter with (an) Arlo Guthrie-esque voice (who) writes socially conscious ballads and acoustic-guitar ditties thick with hippie happiness that assume audiences are both smart and able to laugh." 
- Mountain Xpress, Asheville, NC, Vol. 10 No. 2, Aug, 13-19, 2003

"An artist to watch as he follows inspirations and seeks to put his own spin on them"
- No Depression, Sept-Oct 1997

"I always find my self reaching for big pointless words nobody wants to hear like 'colloquial' when I try and describe Greg Klyma. Truth is, Greg was that neighbor kid you got to mow your lawn or run errands for you cause you knew he was friendly, down to earth and trustworthy. And even though this seasoned road dog lives basically out of his van most of the year, he never strikes you as having been beaten down by the long miles, late-night radio preachers and truck stop coffee. It's Greg's boy-next-door personality that makes his high plaintive voice seem less "High and Lonesome" and more like "Hi, how ya doin'"

- Butch Ross, www.butchross.com

Q & A, Buffalo News, January 7, 2011
http://www.buffalonews.com/entertainment/gusto/music/article304945.ece

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