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"Those
seeking country music in NYC aren't
necessarily looking for escapist thrills.
Urban cowboy and native New Yorker Jack
Grace is the big hatted man to provide
Western-tinged sounds with a gritty
edge. When he sings about going down
to the river, he means the one along
the city's East Side, not the Rio Grande."
– Mike Wolf, Music Editor, Time
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"His
prized possession is a 1947 Gibson acoustic
guitar, autographed by his heroes, the
country star Merle Haggard and the bluegrass
legend Doc Watson. He is rarely spotted
without his weather-beaten cowboy hat
and rugged boots. He has been known
to praise whiskey and tall glasses of
beer. Make no mistake: Jack Grace is
an old-fashioned country musician."
– Kevin Canfield, New York
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"NYC
someday will brag about its great legends of country music,
that's right we said country, and among those names will be
the engaging, hardworking, witty, and schmoozin' and boozin'
Grace."
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Village Voice
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