"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 Out
"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 Times
"What’s a man with a Johnny Cash voice and a penchant for singing about Bloody Mary mornings, noons and nights to do? Canvass the city with his honky-sqwanking tears-in-beers songs and whip up a respectable following. Not bad for an urban cowboy." - Village Voice