“As they say in Nashville, it all begins with a song - something forgotten long ago by the industry's Music Row - and Kimbrough and Womack are TWO OF THE BEST WORDSMITHS EVER snubbed by the biz. ”

"...An awful lot of HIGH-GRADE ROCK played by guys who really know what they're about and who definitely tend towards a southern-fried flavour."

“It's DADDY's music that matters most and their POTENT MIX IF ROCK 'N' ROLL, blues and country...is WEAPONS-GRADE STUFF. Their live shows should on no account be missed.”

"On the evidence here, Daddy are one of, if not the finest rock n roll band around"

“FANS OF ANYONE FROM DYLAN TO WILCO will find plenty to like about DADDY. ”

“Critic's Pick - My Two Dads - Sure beats a pair of socks or a new tie.”

"Paul Griffith's Keith Moon-rivalling drumming"

“Womack's crunchy Southern Rock/Soul peanut butter crashes headlong into Kimbrough's Pop chocolate.”

“There isn't a punted track in sight on For a Second Time, and every successive spin reveals YET ANOTHER REASON TO LOVE YOUR DADDY. ”

"The result is pure music, pure joy, and pure entertainment."

“This live album is their debut release and shows off the duo's ability to write music that not only entertains but inspires a little juke-joint butt-shaking. With country-twang and a few Rolling Stone's licks, this disc covers all the bases that mainstream music has ignored.”

"This terrific set of country and gospel-tinged old school roots and blues rockers [are] a historical record to be treasured."

"They believe – in no particular order – in Jesus, Elvis, and Keith, ... Above all else, they believe in rock’n’ by god roll in a crowded club on a payday Friday night."

“Together, Kimbrough and Womack are the backbone of Daddy, a two- to five-piece band that delivers guitar mastery and rockin' licks along with tongue in cheek tunes.”

“In the early ’90s, Will Kimbrough and Tommy Womack were down in Nashville giving the status quo a purple nurple with their alt-country act The Bis-Quits. In that same tradition the duo has re-emerged as Daddy — a rockin’ outfit that gives real rockin’ country an 18-wheel push.”

“At the Women’s Club is wild and loose — due in part to it being a live recording of the band’s second-ever show. I give these guys a year — then everybody’s gonna know who their Daddy is.”