Press:

“Displaying some nifty finger-picking, AJ sounds a little like John Martyn on the acoustic numbers, with a strong and controlled delivery that cuts through even when the other instruments attempt to drown him out. The chords verge on jazz in places, making things more compelling than bands of similar ilk. The sharp-as-darts backing band play with great ease, taking turns to wig-out on impressive solos that stretch into new territory, not just roll over the chromatic scales. Even the bass solo (usually the point where the audience push up some Zs) grabs your attention. Add some considered lyrics to the mix covering adverse subjects such as the death of a friend from Parkinson's and you have sounds fit for a field's worth of festival-goers, let alone the Wilmington Arms. ‘Two Days Away’ particularly stands out as being a potential anthem next summer.”
SuperDanvillain - Spoonfed

“Pretty soon something will have to give – and judging by the growing buzz about his brand of melodic and instrumentally complex solo music, with soaring vocals reminiscent at times of the late Jeff Buckley, it could well be the day job.”
Nick Brownlee - Carlisle Living Magazine

"Thank you very much for sending me the track 'Take it All Away'. I am very touched that you should say I inspired you both to write it. That is indeed a great compliment. Thank you very much indeed..."
Sir David Attenborough

“We have a rare, rare thing: a song about the environment that's not only great, but also inspiring. "Take it All Away' deals with the crisis in the most engaging way possible - through song.”
Saveit4aSong

“GUITAR MAN Baker’s boy Andy Moore has come a long way from Carlisle. The guitar virtuoso is now in big demand from some of the top names in the music industry – and even Martina Navratilova is a fan.”
Nick Brownlee - Carlisle Living Magazine

"I can honestly say he is the BEST performer I have witnessed and all the children loved it all".
G.P.Foster, Princess Royal Childrens Ward - Music In Hospitals

"Andy not only worked with a group of teenagers in the school room, he went with these children to a child in an isolation bed and did a mini concert to the lone child and his father delivering such joy to this child and something his dad said they will NEVER forget".
G.P.Foster, Princess Royal Childrens Ward - Music in Hospitals