Quotes and Comments on Gail Lloyd's new CD, "Circles": 
Bernard Boyat, (June edition of Le Cri Du Coyote): .... here is beautiful Gail of Gail & The 
Tricksters whom we've spoken of on occasion in these columns. Giving up rockabilly for a time, 
she has recorded quite a varied album. I happen to prefer her hillbilly bop /rockabilly side and you have to wait for the second part of the CD to benefit from this, the first part being more varied, with the exception of "Let It Be Me" (Not to be confused with the US version of Gilbert Becaud's 
"Je t'appartiens") which posess a light Hollyesque flavor. It's a pity  that all the album is not all in 
the light hillbilly bop sounds of "Same Thing Only Different", or of rockabilly/ hillbilly bop "Rockabilly Girl" or the 50's ballad,  "Last Farewell" and, especially "To Higher Ground" with the Jordanairs-like choruses, which will make you cry as I did. 

Thomas Martin of Chatanooga's Enigma Magazine writes:   Gail Lloyd presents Circles, a gentle collection ...  The twelve track collections are balanced and sober. The core tracks are reflective...
The record is a success because it is a sonic document that details memory and makes a pledge... Gail offers her memories with a stark honesty ... Lloyd's tone carries a bit of mysticism.... 

Chris James, editor of Nashville's Shake! Magazine says: "I think [Circles] is wonderful..."

Brad Fischer of the Nashville Music Guide (April 2006) says: "Lloyd is essentially a roots rocker 
but demonstrates her versatility on this 4th CD release. ... an eclectic tapestry ... All in all, a 
very pleasent combination of catchy tunes penned or co-written by the artist... My pick of the 
twelve cuts is Let It Be Me ...especially as presented by the sweet vocals of Lloyd. This CD is a
very good listen." 

Francois Braeken (March 2006) ROOTSTIME says:
Under the guidance of top-producer and classic musician Egan (of: The Brooklyn cowboys)
[who was] chosen for a more alternative country/Americana direction ...Gail Lloyd does not 
disavow her musical source. Lovers of country/Americana can  have their hearts lifted with the opener "What has The World Done to You" and "Going down The Road" (a radio hit for sure). The songs "I Don't Wanna" -with backing vocals by  Egan and "Hot Summer Lily"- played by David Russel on violin and mandolin respectively - steal the show as does the deliciously summery sounding flamenco performance in "man or a Thousand Souls".  A superb cover of "Circle in the Sand" 
(Belinda Carlisle) ... we  consider this colaboration with Egan  a great "debut" album for singer/songwriter Gail Lloyd. (for the full translated review: click here)

Raymond Swennon of Roots Revival Radio says: Thank you very much for sending me the
beautiful release from Gail Lloyd. I’ve enjoyed listening to her great music and beautiful 
songs and I will give her disc regular airplay because she’s damn good.

Ernst Erb of Radio Riverside says: Thanks for sending me this record, it’s really great !
Good sound, and I intend to introduce it on my radio show tomorrow.

Virginia Ogawa of Walter Egan's fansite says: ... we hear the offerings of a mature and accomplished songwriter ... truly a treat for the ears. Personal favorites are "I Don't Wanna," 
"Man of a Thousand Souls" (though I can't decide which version I prefer, both are absolutely stunning) and "Hot Summer Lily." (www.walternative.com)

Quotes and Comments on Gail & The Tricksters CD "Dare To Be Different":

Gail Lloyd has been featured on the “Local Artist Spotlight” on Nashville’s most progressive radio station: WRLT Lightning 100. 

Marji Chess of Nashville's Shake! Magazine says:  “The bright, fiery, eye-catching  cover matches the lively ear-catching fare found within... her best work to date... Things are hopping from the get-go... It's all good.” 

Marijn Raaijmakers of Black Cat Rockabilly says:  "Fantastic lyrics... this album is  definitly very different... I enjoyed it very much. (www.rockabilly.nl) 

Joe Wood of Port Halcyon says: “Gail Lloyd is a fine writer and musician... there are  some real gems here.”  (www.porthalcyon.com) 

DJ Pete Lenloy, Radio Carinzia says: “Many thanks for "Gail& The Tricksters" CD.  This is for "Heavy Rotation". The audience response is very, very good. Powerful by Gail and full of great songs and music. I hope I can see Gail & Tricksters in Austria or Italy on stage.” 

Quotes and comments about Starstruck:
featuring Gail Lloyd, Fank “Andy” Starr & The Haywoods Bill Schlitz of Enigma magazine: “I was really impressed by the vocal work done by Gail. She has one hell of a voice that seems  to reverberate around the room... It was really nice.” 

Don Freeman, Host of Rockabilly Radio says: “This is one of the CDs that puts the fun in owning a rockabilly station :) If you want to rock, this is the CD to buy!” 

Gerry Robinson  DJ and Host of “Gerry’s Jamboree” Northern Ireland says: 
What a great surprise I got when I opened your package.(The Starr Struck CD) I can’t thank you enough for sending it to me. The CD is great 

Quotes and comments about Gail & The Tricksters first EP All Tricked Out: 
Beth Harrington (Producer/Director/Writer of Welcome To The Club, a documentary on the women of rockabilly, which aired nationwide on PBS) says: "Just wanted to say thank you for the CD. It's terrific.  You guys did a great job with it. " 

Mike Cullen  Host of syndicated rockabilly radio show, ‘Rockabilly Renew’ " says: 
"I have been getting a lot of requests for the Gail and the Tricksters CD from listeners of all the stations who air ‘Rockabilly Renew’ … it's wonderful !" 

Frank “Andy” Starr (Original '50's rockabilly artist, and member of the Rockabilly Hall of  Fame) said: "You are simply Great: Wonderful…"Rockabilly Mama" - Rock on ...  & you will be the Biggest Name in Rockabilly & no tellin' what else."