Jazz Review
“For acoustic guitar fans, this album is a gold mine.’ review of cd solo/duo
Waterford native Tosh Sheridan cites roots in musical career
By Rick Koster The Day
“Sheridan is indeed establishing a fine reputation for his fluid and distinctive brand of soul-jazz; the Garde gig is no hometown-kid handout. He works regularly with several solo and duo gigs a week, has scored dance productions and short films, is recording his debut CD and, partly through his friendship with Bertoncini, rubs elbows increasingly with the cream of the city’s players.”
August Nights at Harkness as much party as concert
By Kenton Robinson The Day
“Wednesday night’s show, headlined by the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, made that abundantly clear. And, surprisingly, the highlight of the show was Tosh Sheridan, the opening act and a Waterford native, playing solo acoustic guitar.
With the sun sinking low, and the shadows of the trees stretching across the grass, Sheridan played everything from Fats Waller’s “Jitterbug Waltz” to a jazzy riff on The Beatles’ “Norwegian Wood” to perfection.
And his renditions of two songs by Antonio Carlos Jobim, “Waves” and “Triste,” seemed particularly appropriate on this tropically sultry summer evening.”