"Post's sound is as much the Springsteen and Van Morrison as it is Otis Redding and Al Green: blue-collar heartland grit mixed with Motor City soul"
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The San Diego Troubadour
"Lee's voice is masked by his kind and quiet demeanor but only until he sings. And that is Lee Tyler Post. An amazing performer and king, and gentle soul who is on a journey many of us wish we could experience"
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D.C Acoustic Underground
"Lee's songs are some of the most emotion drenched that I've ever heard. His music comes straight from the heart"
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C.W. Ross - Indie Music Stop
"Throw the imagio of Johnny Cash, the vocal clarity of Edwin McCain, and Dylan-esque lyrics, and you're just scratching the surface
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Michael Shear of the New York Overview
"Amazing musician you must see live"
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C & P Coffee Company in Seattle
"Lee Tyler Post, a folk rock poet - true believer, and vocalist of nearly unmatched soul. He has a big, gentle stage presence as he performs, and his music smolders with intensity"
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Yes Weekly - Greensboro, NC
"LTP is one of the finest Artists I've found in years. His smooth as silk voice soothes the restless spirit. His lyrics are heartfelt and masterful. He is a brilliant artist and his CD's are amazing. He is a superstar and doesnt know it yet"
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DJ Shashona @ awesomeradio.net
"Lee is more then just music, he is the essence of soul. He captivates audiences from first listen, then blows them away"
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Nubzilla's Cafe, Florida
"Lee Tyler Post has a voice that will stop you in your tracks. And after the song is over, you either need to go back and listen again, or take a minute to recover. Soul-searing vocals and just damn good music"
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Mother Hen Productions - Los Angeles, CA
"Lee Tyler Post's music is like Lay's Potato Chips - nobody can listen to just one"
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Uncle Shag of WLSO.FM - South Carolina
"intense and straight from the heart, The music speaks for itself"
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Encore Magazine - Cape Fear, NC
"Imagine Bruce Springsteen singing Van Morrison songs"
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Muzo Records - England
"The songs Lee croons are filled with the kind of raw soul and lyrical power many of us in this country grew up on"
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Rotcod Zzaj, ImproviJAZZationNation Magazine
"Lee Tyler Post is one of those rare finds from the back of a dusty old antique store where under a pile of broken bone china you find a stack of records and each one is brilliant"
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The Night-Watchmen - San Fran, CA
"Post plays with incredible heart, cutting across meaningless divides like 'radio station classifications' and 'sub-genres'. What you're left with at the end are thoughts bordering solely on the music"
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Gods of Music.com
"It's a hard road that's seldom taken these days. But I, for one, sleep better at night knowing there are still people like Lee Tyler Post in the world, traveling from town to town like a wandering gypsy troubadour"
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Lost Cat Records - NY
"I was simply blown away when I heard Lee live! I wasnt prepared for the power of his vocals (which I rate up there with folks like Otis, Smoky, Eddie, and Jackie Wilson) which is matched by the power of his songwriting: What a dynamo"
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Music Community Resouces - Seattle, WA
"This is the type of music that talks to your soul. Acoustic guitar based, rock style ballads, that tell the story of your own life, as if Lee had spent his life - writing yours"
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IdleHandsMag.com - NC
"Soulful singer-songwriter ala classic rock. Lee's voice; the edge of Springsteen, the smoothness of Steve Perry, and the soul of Greg Allman"
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The San Diego Scene
"Music that is soulful and bluesy with home grown inspiration, with lyrics that resonate of someone who is grounded in family and faith"
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Balentine Productions, Florida
"Here is a big, big urgent voice parked somewhere between the dark growls of Eddie Vedder (Pearl Jam) and soulful pleas of Eddie Kendricks (Temptations)"
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The San Diego Troubadour
"Post's heart-wrenching ballads are guaranteed to hit a personal note. I got goose-bumps just listening to his myspace on my laptop the first time I clicked him in to my world… and live, oh good lord. That's a WOW"
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IndustryMag.Net - Greenville, SC
"think of a wittier and more inventive Bob Seger"
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Creative Loafing/Weekly Planet, Tampa FL
"Post has the kind of a voice like, say, Roy Orbison - that picks you up by the scruff of your neck and doesn't let you go"
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Great American Music Hour - Richland, VA
"Music that is soulful and bluesy with home grown inspiration, with lyrics that resonate of someone who is grounded in family and faith"
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Balentine Productions, Florida
"Lee's songs are true. You can hear it in the way he sings his great words. His songs make me feel glad to be alive, free and living in the time I am. His songs give me a heart full of hope. And that's really something"
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Muzo Records - England
"The fact that this man is an unsigned musician and his music is not being played on radio stations nationwide only confirms my thoughts that something has gone terribly wrong within the music industry"
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DJ Deb of Unsigned Musicians
"Lee's strong songwriting, clear voice, and classic sound and style conjur immediate wanderlust. His songs spark that familiar feeling that comes from the freedom to explore life"
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The 102.1 KPRI Homegrown Hour
"Sultry...He fell off the soul tree"
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DJ Billy Hunt , NC A&T University
"If passion had a voice"
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Mikey's Coffee in San Diego
"Did the Lord just forgive me or is Lee Tyler Post singing again? Southern rock, gospel and sincerity showed up at FTP's door June 2008"
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Tainted Blue Studios in NYC