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"Charming tales about decaffeinated coffee, golf course foibles, five-dollar shoes, picking up chicks at the library, and more - all set to peppy, horn-laden cabaret grounded in blues and '40s and '50s vocal jazz - make Stuart Rosh's fourth album an unexpected and undeniable treat. Across all twelve tracks, he and his band never lose their groove." Nate Seltenrich, East Bay Express
"It took about 10 seconds to realize that Rosh is a talented lyricist. Each fun tale is told in a succinct and entertaining flow. This is all about showmanship - a concept many times forgotten these days. I don't see how it is possible to not like this CD (Fundamental)." Walter Kolosky, Jazz.com
"Performed with freshness, humor and verve. So vivid that you can almost hear the late-night clink of ice cubes." Editors, Global Rhythm Magazine
"Rosh gets down to basics on his fourth album and the results are irresistible. The unassuming blend of blues, rock and trad jazz displays profound love, respect and understanding of the genres. With Rosh's canny vocals and clever lyrics, backed by impressive instrumentation, 'Fundamental' is fabulously funky fun." Paul Freeman, Bay Area News Group, Palo Alto Daily News
"This guy has mega-chops cemented by lyrics that recall Cohen and Zevon." Real Detroit Weekly
"You will not find many others this year that mix lyrical ingenuity with instrumental brilliance in such a passionate display." ObscureSound.com
"Stuart Rosh likes juxtaposing contemporary lyrical concerns of love, culture, politics and parenthood against the dusty sound of traditional musical styles. It's like listening to 78s on a really great stereo." Critic's Pick, Cincinnati CityBeat
"This collection should find an eager audience with just about anyone seeking an alternative to modern radio fluff." Don Chance, Wichita Falls Times Record News