VSD, Paris, France: « Sax delirium! The Klezmorim, famed FM-radio cult heroes (and bastard offspring of jazz and central European Jewish music), sound like a blend of Woody Allen, Duke Ellington, and Hellzapoppin'. Discover them! »
Le Matin, Paris, France: « A skillful, explosive cocktail of Dixieland jazz and klezmer music... The Klezmorim move unceasingly onstage, clashing in friendly tournaments of simultaneous improvisation... They swing. »
San Francisco Chronicle: « Thick and hot, spicy and slow as long-simmered gumbo. »
Folk Roots, UK: « When I say the music is fast, I mean it is very, very fast. They must surely play more notes per minute than any other band, making rock 'n' roll appear positively snail-like in comparison... By the third encore, even the doormen have forgotten the late hour and are jigging in the aisles. » 1988 press >>