The Get-Rites

"His style should gain him wide recognition." - Lay It On You CD Review, 2001

"Feldmann deserves all the publicity he can get: He's the real deal, a soulful original who uses country blues to get at his own personal demons, which lie somewhere between Gram Parsons' beautiful death angels and Uncle Tupelo's lurching workingman's blues."
- Robert Fontenot
- Side Show Revival CD Review, 2007

"Feldmann has opted for the lonely, less glamorous road of solo acoustic blues, and for this he is to be lauded." - Drunk Man's Dream CD Review, 2002

"Driven To My Knees draws power from its simplistic approach, which in turn adds gravitas to the already evocative lyrics. This is a beautiful and inspiring album."
- Time Off Magazine, Australia - Driven To My Knees CD Review, 2006

"Tom Feldmann and his throw-back trio breathe fresh air into the conventions of early 20th-century, folk-spiritual music. Carving out new sonic territory between the religious blues sounds of Blind Willie Johnson or Son House and Old-Time predecessors like the Reverend J.M. Gates, Feldmann's sound is honest, direct and intimate. Criticism is hard to come by on a project as clearly thought-out and well presented as this one."
- Paul Linden, France - Side Show Revival CD Review, 2007

"Very Talented" - 2002

Feldmann has a terrific voice, somewhat reminiscent of Chris Smither, and it becomes quickly apparent on the opening brace of tracks ("Converted" and "Jesus") that he is a pretty mean fingerpicker too. A thoroughly entertaining 38 minutes. 8 out of 10 stars."
- Gordon Baxter, UK - Side Show Revival CD Review, 2007

“A great musical work from beginning to end.” - Driven To My Knees CD Review, 2006