“Boy did [Pete Pidgeon] shred!”

“I like the songs. Nice work. Overall, Pete, I think you have a lot of talent.”

“Wonderful music! Tons of attitude and groove.”

“‘Doubt Is For Losers’ oozes confidence and class.”

“[‘...At First Sight’] is an excellently-produced collection.”

“Conviction, if not downright fervor, carries Pete far.”

“Pidgeon’s songwriting prowess is acute.”

“‘All the Little Things’ [is musically awesome]. Pete Pidgeon has a powerful singer-songwriter voice, and his production here cannot be criticized. The songs sashay across the Americana landscape, visiting bluegrass, gospel, jazz – you name it. This is a high quality recording that someone paid well for. The songs themselves [are] well performed and recorded [and] sound impressive.”

“‘Doubt Is For Losers’ is an example of genre-defining pop excellence.”

“[Pete Pidgeon’s] voice was remarkable!”

“No one in the hall could complain about Arcoda’s performance. Like professionals, they played like it was a sold-out show and they challenged us to be an audience worthy of that experience. Part of what makes Pete fit in so well is his earnest, engaging nature and his open stylistic approach that includes pop, Americana, jazz, and even some funk.”

“Pidgeon’s singing chops have always set him apart from the pack; he displays a simply fearless mastery of feel-the-note-and-it-will-come vocals.”

“‘Growing Pains’ is beautiful. Of course the Levon [Helm] track [‘But It Don’t Worry Me’] kills all around.”

“‘All The Little Things’ [is] chock full of Americana spirit [and] a solid display of Pidgeon’s wide range of talent.”

“[‘All the Little Things’] is solid. Motivation is what Pete had the second he hit the streets of Denver. From day one, he ingrained himself in the scene, hustled to get shows, and appeared on the ‘Songs of Their Own Series’ leading up to the GD50 Grateful Dead reunion shows.”