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Grammy Nominee

Bath International Music Festival / England

“Harmon proved a solo artist can excite a large crowd. His energy along with down-home charm, unique vocals, great lyrics, natural humor,and hot acoustic guitar playing gave the audience a chance to see a unique and very entertaining performer. Jerry Harmon is a truly a sensational  artist. ”

The Globe And Mail

“Jerry Harmon’s music is a combination of blues, southern rock,country and bluegrass that blends together and becomes him. His timeless lyrics, lighting fast guitar playing and great ability as a performer creates a show that is versatile,extremely entertaining and authentic.”

The Boston Globe

 “Discovering Jerry Harmon recently at the Bath Music Festival was a sheer delight! Listening to his southern drawl he could be nothing else but a country singer. Jerry´s songs such as Food On The Table and Back To The Country is country music at it´s best, real down home country sweet as your mamas apple pie ”

Maverick Magazine UK

 “Jerry Harmon is a man you wanto spend t time with. He is a songster, musicmaker and yarn spinner in the great Appalacian tradition. Whatever the audience, you feel you’re round his fire or out on the porch- the day’s gone mellow and we’re in the land of story on bluegrass mountain. Listen to the voice music”.

Donald Smith, Director   
Scottish International Storytelling Center/Festival

“Jerry Harmon made a great impression on me, our Artistic Director, Joanna McGregor, and audiences at the Festival – on a solo gig in a packed theatre, but also appearing before the great Dr Ralph Stanley and his Clinch Mountain Boys (full house of 900 and an ecstatic audience). Jerry’s authentic country blues approach to singing and song-writing, his droll wit and down-home humour and characterful story-telling seem to me to be very worthy of more exposure here in the UK, Ireland and in mainland Europe.”

Nod Knowles, Chief Executive Officer, Bath International Music Festival (UK)

“The Jack Tales were passed to Jerry from his grandfather by a fireplace in what Harmon describes as “A little wood framed house in a hollar.” These historical tales were first told in America by Council Harmon in the Appalachian Mountains of Western North Carolina in the early 1800′s. Council Harmon was Jerry’s great great grandfather.The Jack Tales have been passed through the Harmon family for over two hundred years. Harmon is authentic,talented,  a tradition bearer,and an amazing entertainer”.

Asheville Citizen Times