Lefty Williams Band
Press Reviews
Vintage Guitar Magazine September 2008 (pg. 158)
"Williams' Southern blues-rock is rougher then the Allman Brothers', smoother than Lynyrd Skynyrd's and at times a little jazzier than either...With a voice that sounds like a Dixie Steve Winwood, Lefty would be a first class front man even if he didn't play well enough to render his so-called handicap irrelevant...The man's got more chops than a Kansas City butcher. It'll be great to hear him stretch out on the next disc."
-Rick Allen

Guitar Player Magazine
  August 2008 (pg. 64)
"Whether performing or teaching, Atlanta riffmeister Lefty Williams is an inspiration to musicians and non-musicians alike. He has built a bigger career with only one hand than most guitarists have with two."
-Jude Gold

Honest Tune Magazine July 2008
"An inspired sophomore effort, Lefty Williams Band's Snake Oil is destined to gain the blues-growling front man a new legion of admirers."
-Bill Whiting

Hittin' The Note.com 2008
"Make no mistake, Lefty is no novelty act. With the help of a specially-designed pick holder, he can shred with the best of them and has phenomenal chops"
-Staff Writer
Relix Magazine  October 2007
"Jason 'Lefty' Williams sounds like he could be the next link in the chain of legendary Georgia guitarists after Duane Allman and Robert Cray."
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-Simeon Cohen

Portfolio Weekly 
 
July 4, 2007
"Awe-inspiring, Georgia based songwriter and electric guitarist...A scrumptious plate of red-hot blues and southern rock."
-Alan Kurzer

Jambase.com   March 27, 2007
"His music is intricate in composition and delivery. His blues-based rock & roll is mature and completely developed, his solos are confident and controlled, and his vocals clear and natural. He was born with immense talent, and did I mention that all of this greatness comes from a man that has only one hand?...Williams has mastered his six-string in a way that most two-handed guitarists could only dream of. But, one-handed, two-handed, or five-handed, it doesn't matter at all. The only thing that matters is that Jason Williams is one damn good guitar player." 
-Kerry Heffernan
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Folio Weekly March 27, 2007
"As his Jamsociety.com profile says 'Jason "Lefty" Williams [is] not just a great one armed guitar player, [he's] a great guitar player.' And it's true, the virtuoso musical styling wouldn't be any less impressive if he had another--or three--full limbs to work with."

Birmingham Weekly  March 22, 2007
"Jason 'Lefty' Williams has a serious sound."
-Staff Writer

Connect Savannah  December 14, 2006
"'Lefty' burns through a wide variety of rock, blues, and even jazz licks on his new indie CD Big Plans."
-Jim Reed

Hittin' The Note   Issue #51
"The Jason 'Lefty' Williams Band's debut, Big Plans, is a stunning blues offering, melding silver-toned guitar and warm orchestration...While he is able to step out with warranted leads, it is clear that Lefty's finely-tuned ear is aimed at composition first...Lefty's innate skill on the guitar is nothing less than miraculous."
-Jamie Lee

Southeasten Performer Magazine November 2006
"Jason 'Lefty' Williams can play...Williams plays as if he has two, sometimes three hands...[he] will probably have a long career."
-William Cane

Athens Banner Herald  July 13, 2006
"Hearing Jason 'Lefty' Williams play guitar is a treat, as the 31-year-old Atlanta native posseses and inventive sound that pulls together his interests in blues, rock, funk, and jazz. To see Williams play, however, is a revelation."
-Chris J. Starrs 

WRFG 89.3 FM Atlanta, GA
"Big Plans is indeed a necessary breath of fresh air to the blues/rock/Americana genre...From the meditative opening instrumental to the southeren rock inspired "Still This Goes On," to the well-treated Hendrix-penned,"Manic Depression," it's obvious Jason's tastes are as vast as the musical landscapes he paints."
-Lee Henzel 

WQNR 99.9 FM THE ROCK Auburn, AL
"Jason 'Lefty' Williams' new album is one every music lover should own. "Room With A View (Reprise)" is generating great phones here on WQNR."
- Wildman Steve, Program Director & morning show host

 EU Jacksonville 2006
"He is one of the top guitarists in the blues-rock-jazz-fusion genre...This cat is a superstar just on the brink of household word name recognition."
-Rick Grant