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Hearing Harpdog Brown singing Reefer Lovin’ Woman is a joy with the traditional old school instrumentation here. I am always drawn to the good old downhome style blues and this is certainly it!”  - Duke Robillard, Legendary Blues Musician

I love Harpdog’s singing and playing. He’s old school which is a high compliment because Old School is Real School! Harpdog is Real Deal Smoking and Cooking Old School style. Look out and stand back for the real deal! - Charlie Musselwhite, Blues Harmonica Legend and Host of Charlies Back Room on 95.9 The Krush

“The old boy is putting it down so it stays there! This album sounds great!” - Jim Byrnes, Legendary Blues Musician and Actor

"Having watched Harpdog hone his craft for the past quarter century and pick up multiple awards and legions of fans along the way with a very traditional blues approach I was intrigued by this new direction. Take a listen... I'm sure you'll agree he's nailed that vintage New Orleans sound ... complete with those growling Harpdog vocals, 2nd line sensibilities, horns, and overall, a great sense of fun!” - Cam Hayden, Producer, Edmonton Blues Festival, Announcer/Producer, CKUA Radio Network

Many years ago now, I worked every Saturday at a record collector store in Toronto, the now legendary, 'Don's Discs’.  When I started there I was already heavily into '50's and '60's blues but over time the owner, Don Keele, introduced me to the magic R & B sounds of the 1940's. Many a Saturday, at closing time, I would leave the store clutching a stack of 78's by such artists as Wynonie Harris, Amos Milburn and my all time favourite, Louis Jordan & his Tympany Five. On his new record, Harpdog Brown, with a full brass section, takes us back to that era of jump & jive. I think maybe he's slipped into my record room and listened to my dusty 78s....who knows. If it's good music and fun you're looking for, “For Love & Money" is the album for you.” - Dave "Daddy Cool" Booth, Showtime Music Production Inc     

'Harpdog Brown, the modern day wizard of the harp, has recorded his strongest album yet!  A larger than life character, the blues dog, works with stellar players including an inspired and creative New Orleans horn band and master producer Steve Dawson.  This is a joyful and unique album....one of this years best!“ - Holger Petersen, Host of Saturday Night Blues (CBC Radio & SiriusXM), Natch'l Blues (CKUA), and Stony Plain Records

Supported by Creative BC and the Province of British Columbia.

This project is funded in part by FACTOR, the Government of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters. Ce projet est financé en partie par FACTOR, le gouvernement du Canada et les radiodiffuseurs privés du Canada