TESTIMONIALS
"The Burner Band brought some really excellent steel guitar into these sessions"
- www.savingcountrymusic.com
(The Burner Band - Signs and Wonders)
"There’s some great pedal steel on ‘Company Man’ and ‘Signs & Wonders’, a road song which could have been lifted from the legendary Grievous Angels." - americana-uk.com
(The Burner Band - Signs and Wonders)
"The traditional country sound is certainly there, especially with the fabulous pedal steel provided by Steven Hicken Jr." - silverball-country.blogspot.com
(Emilia Quinn - Medicate)
"Stylish intricate pedal steel guitar" - atthebarrier.com
(The Burner Band - Age of The Liar)
"Sweet pedal steel" - www.fatea-records.co.uk
(The Burner Band - Age of The Liar)
"Particularly notable is the eerie-sounding pedal steel from Steven Hicken Jr – his notes rise and fall beautifully, drifting up like the smoke in a honky tonk bar, perfect for the song’s narrative." - americana-uk.com
(Scott Ashworth - The Ghost)
"Mournful wail of pedal steel guitar" - Blues Matters Magazine Issue 137
(Scott Ashworth - Ghosts and Broken Men)
- www.savingcountrymusic.com
(The Burner Band - Signs and Wonders)
"There’s some great pedal steel on ‘Company Man’ and ‘Signs & Wonders’, a road song which could have been lifted from the legendary Grievous Angels." - americana-uk.com
(The Burner Band - Signs and Wonders)
"The traditional country sound is certainly there, especially with the fabulous pedal steel provided by Steven Hicken Jr." - silverball-country.blogspot.com
(Emilia Quinn - Medicate)
"Stylish intricate pedal steel guitar" - atthebarrier.com
(The Burner Band - Age of The Liar)
"Sweet pedal steel" - www.fatea-records.co.uk
(The Burner Band - Age of The Liar)
"Particularly notable is the eerie-sounding pedal steel from Steven Hicken Jr – his notes rise and fall beautifully, drifting up like the smoke in a honky tonk bar, perfect for the song’s narrative." - americana-uk.com
(Scott Ashworth - The Ghost)
"Mournful wail of pedal steel guitar" - Blues Matters Magazine Issue 137
(Scott Ashworth - Ghosts and Broken Men)