"GAEL FORCE" Terrapin Truckin' TTCD001

"Gael Force is a hugely popular album ..epic stuff"........ TIME OUT (London)

.."fine Celtic Album"...keeps the toes tapping.................. THE LEDGE

... Absolutely brilliant!"............................................. . THE VENUE (Bristol)

"HEADSPIN" Breaking Down. GF 003CD

"Excellent".... ............................................................... BELFAST TELEGRAPH

"Mouthwatering" .......................... .................WHAT'S ON (Birmingham)

"Great songs..brilliant acoustic and electric guitar.. ....THE IRISH POST

'Great material" ............. ....ROCK AND REEL

"FRETWORK" Road goes on Forever RGFCD 032

Why.. Jackie Mc Auley is an artist of no fixed abode in the way of record labels (RGF) accepted is a mystery - because his work can be brilliant. McAuleys many years of playing have helped him develop into an act who writes and sings from deep within the soul. Apart from the lovely waxing of Celtic flavours on "Kerry Red", surreal imagery of the working class families echoing many truths In back streets. "When Mama Got The Blues" (which is nothing less than a gem) ..Belfast history sweeps over "All Jokers are wild" and "SOS Crumlin Rd". Like on many others, an ambience of the land, the parades, bombs, the people are forever appearing not only in the script but in the music itself... ........NORTHERN POST

. A thousand hack American bands are trying so hard to do what is so simple....heres how"

.......FOLK ROOTS

 'Shadowboxing' Road goes on forever

BBC Radio Two 'This album is one of the best I've come across in years..full of cracking stuff ' Mike Harding

BBC Radio Sheffield "Record of the week" Tony Capstick......

Country Music "Excellent"......................

Record Mart. "McAuley could quite easily break into the States were one of his songs to be recorded by the likes of Bonnie Raitt..move over Paul Brady Jacks coming through" .....

Ri Ra "This is an album that really swings".

Rock n Reel...' Check out The Auld Triangle- a really joyful experience that I'm sure Brendan Behan himself would have approved of ....Pete Fyfe