Katie K.: "A place of My Own takes me to a lonely, desert highway. We're almost home, whether that's good or bad, and a storm is building on the horizon. We are wearing comfortable, worn, blue jeans and everything is in slow motion. Telephone poles, jackrabbits, tumbleweeds, lightning. The landscape allows for our thoughts to drift back to a different place and time... Should we stop for gas? Naw, we can make it. Or maybe we don't want to make it back to wherever it is we call home. A song comes on the radio....a confident yet soothing voice is singing "I'm fallin' in love again." We glance at each other and maybe we really are falling in love again. The guitar strings are playing a beautiful lullaby as we drive into the storm. We're going to paint this drive blue. " (Colorado, US) Marc Ceccotti: "Great musician, great guitar work, very nice vocal, big potential!" (Nice, France) Fatamorgana: "very entertaining & exciting... great music & amazing voice..." (Jakarta, Indonesia) Spirits Of Another Day: "Digging it ! Peace from Sunny Detroit City!" (Michigan, US) Raequel R.: "I love this album. My husband & I listened to it on the way to Arizona. We detest long cars trips, but having Tim along for the ride made the trip relaxing & rather pleasant. Lyrics are catchy. Great work Tim!!" (Colorado, US) Jason G.: "I think what makes a song magical, and I will use a magical term, is the quality or ability of that song or piece of music to “invoke” a response in the listener. It may only do it once, it may only do it in a particular setting, or only in a certain mind set of the listener, but it does. This quality, if the song has powerful magic, will invoke a response in a larger number of people and more often. Sometimes the invocation is on the mental plane, some times on the emotional plane, sometime the music will speak directly to the subconscious. It is the latter that I feel is most powerful as it seems to bypass the cultural filters of the brain. This is most likely a music that will touch any one at any place or from any where... crosses cultural boundaries." (Texas, US) Tim C.: "Tim's music flows... his guitar penetrates..." (New Delhi, India) Death Valley Screamers: "Hi Tim. We love the Floyd-esque touches. Good Luck." (Kiev, Ukraine)