Gentleman Reg

"You Can't Get It Back" steps away from Reg Vermue's usual tweeness and breaks out the riffage, as he turns up the amp to about seven to drop palm-mutes and guitar leads throughout this spirited number. Reg sounds pretty confident too, like the last four years were spent pumping jugs of milk or something. I wouldn't go so far as to say he's been cruising along in a Silverado pick-up listening to Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, but judging by this newfound rock-ability I'd say at some point or another there's been at least some BTO blasting through his iPod while racing along Queen Street West on a Schwinn. - Exclaim.ca

"You Can't Get It Back" - "Rollicking" isn't an adjective you'd have much occasion to apply to this Toronto-by-way-of-Guelph singer songwriter's output, but it sits easily on this preview of a long-overdue album. Listening to the verses, you could imagine this having started out as a slow, brooding ballad. But once the first chorus kicks in, all bets are off. Also, well worth checking out is "Falling Back," reminiscent of Reg's moving "Give Me A Chance To Fall". - Toronto Star