No Place To Hide
Blues Matters Records / BMRCD20045
2004 - "Every track seems to kick off with such confidence that you would think these numbers had been played for decades. Not so, most are relatively recent compositions... The record ends with the reflective 'Killing Time' but believe me you're not killing time listening to this crew. The whole CD is a wonderful and varied collection of songs played to the highest standard by a group of fine musicians. It deserves to take the band on to a higher level. I strongly recommend it..." - Blues Matters

1. No Place To Hide
2. Slip Away
3. Lost Along The Way
4. Brooklyn Blues
5. Blue Bayou
6. Long Way Home
7. Don't Point That Thing At Me
8. Lost In Pain
9. Couldn't Get To Sleep
10. Killing Time

Roadhouse and Friends, Live!
Blues Matters Records / BMRCD20038
2004 - "If you weren't present, I'm sorry you missed this gig. This disc will at least help you understand the wonderful audience reaction that you hear..." - Blues Matters

1. Telling Lies
2. Backstreets
3. I Loved Another Woman (Joe Hollywood)
4. Please Don't Leave Me (Noel Brown and Drew Barron)
5. First Time I Met The Blues (Damien McCabe and John O'Leary)
6. I Loved Another Woman (Robin Bibi and Pete Sargeant)
7. Blues Highway
8. Voodoo Queen
9. Preacher Man

Blues Highway
2002 - "A true original Brit band who manage to combine elements of country and blues into their own individual sound. The influences are all there but the result sounds like nothing other than their own. Oft likened to the Band, or Creedence there's now a bigger dollop of New Orleans in the mix... Rich, Hot and Powerful. ****" - Maverick Magazine
"Blues-tinged to the max, this set sees the fresh air of a West Coast/Airplane breeziness which propels the tracks through various soundscapes and the overall sound is aurally panoramic and all the better for that. The songs are delivered with vigour and pride... Quality and soul in equal measure, there may not be a better homegrown release this winter..." - Blues Matters

1. Desert Sky
2. Blues Highway (Radio Edit)
3. Ride On The Wind
4. Voodoo Queen
5. One Last Roll
6. Dark Rain
7. Serve You Right To Suffer
8. When Mountains Fall
9. Night Train
10. Blues Highway

Dark Ride
2001 - "Dark, twisted sounds from sharp London band who have honed their cutting edge roots style around the pubs and clubs for some time now. A heavy, intoxicating blend full of desperation, great riffs and monster tunes. ****" - Maverick Magazine

1. Dark Ride
2. Preacher Man
3. Love On The Run
4. Devil's Highway
5. Help Me
6. Bitter Street
7. Time To Tell The Truth
8. Winter Rain
9. Backstreets
10. Firewalking

Telling Lies
2000 - "Twin guitars, a sense of desperation, and the turn of a good tune, Roadhouse music at it's best" - Country Music International

1. Been On This Road Too Long
2. When Mountains Fall
3. Stormy Monday
4. Telling Lies
5. Living On The Road
6. The Dealer
7. Down To The Water
8. Here I Stand
9. Whiskey Man
10. Across The Border

Runaway Train
1999 - "Sometimes they come on like a latterday Creedence, sometimes they get into a trancelike groove and stay there. Their best album yet." - Country Music International

1. Runaway Train
2. Lost Motel
3. Take The Money and Run
4. That's What Love Can Do
5. Too Hot To Handle
6. Get Off My Land

Edge Of The Night
1997 - "Glad and greasy like Creedence on a hot Saturday night... A great party record" - Country Music International

Ain't Coming Back
1995 - "Solid, Powerful and Accomplished" - Time Out

1. On The Road Again
2. Ain't Coming Back
3. Couldn't Get To Sleep
4. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?
5. Sure Nuff Yes I Do
6. Let It Out
7. Not Fade Away
8. Rock Me Baby
9. Devil's Highway
10. Under Blue Skies
11. Backstreets
12. Pack Fair And Square