"Bless the existence of Harry Hepcat; while he sings and has sung songs of the hip end of the fifties lifestyle, he actually lived it... All of the tracks are about normal topics, but most of them aren't what you'd expect to hear a song of the fifties talking about: diners, tank-like cars, switchblades... It really is odd hearing such performed, because it is the real deal. However, the most interesting section lies in the ten minute plus "Rock & Roll Love Affair", which was penned at the end of the sixties, yet lies in fifties style. It tells the full story of a date, proving to be quite the epic. Listening to it will show you just how similar the story-telling of "the Boss" Springsteen is to Harry Hepcat. Harry Hepcat, a visionary indeed..."

Darren Paltrowitz,
Rock Critic
LIE