“The mood is good time, raise a drink, and have a ball.” - Dave Luhrssen

“While you may not be able to attend a gig in the Crescent City these days, the New Orleans High Society gives a sonic portrait of what you’re missing.” - George W. Harris

“A pleasant rendition of the New Orleans folk standard "Lil' Liza Jane" closes a well-played, imaginative, and entertaining traditional jazz rooted recording.” - Ron Weinstock

“Amazingly, New Orleans High Society had only been playing together for a bit over 18 months before recording this exceptional first album. With this kind of chemistry, you’d think they’d have years- if not decades- under their belt, and it results in one of the best jazz endeavors of the year. 9/10” - Tom Haugen

““A band that grew and grew together out of a weekly Nawlins gig, this bunch sounds retro until you notice the young ‘uns slipping some trip hop into the second line funk. Like a page out of Louis Prima's Nawlins in real time, they got a feel for the sound and fury and the resulting set is a gasser of olde tyme Dixieland complete with proper period songs. Get hep to this jive, daddio.” ”

“The brass section is so full of life, I feel like they’ll leap right out of my stereo speakers and turn my apartment into Bourbon Street. Or perhaps I could jump through the speakers into the land of the music.” - Michael Doherty