I love everything he does. If you like Hank Williams, Jr., JJW, Willie, Pat Green, Cooder Graw, etc - then buy Mark David Manders! Buy all his cd's b/c they're all great. Paul Brown

Mark David Manders is a stud. I saw him in San Angelo at the Blaine's Pub Picnic and it was badass! I love his lyrics and style. I hope to see him again at the "Picnic".

MArk david is absolutley near the top of my list for singer and sonwritters. His cd's are great all three of them. If you have never had the chance to see him live do yourself a favor and go you will not be dissapointed. I have seen him about 6 times and every time he keeps on getting better.

Mark David Manders is an excellent songwriter. He tells great stories and writes great music. Chili Pepper Sunset is one of the best cds you can buy.

I got turned on to his music by a friend on a fishing trip. If Chili Peppers CD doesn't make you want to hit the dance floor with this music, then you don't belong in Texas. Absolutely the best CD I own. Looking forward to hearing him live.

Mark David Manders is one of the best I have heard!! Saw them for the first time at Blaine's Picnic in San Angelo and was blown away. I now have all three CD's and they are great. Good to know ol' Red Raiders are doing so good. Can't wait to get to San Angelo at Blaine's or Lubbock at the Blue Light to see them again. The new cd, CP Sunset plays always in my truck and I have turned many others on to his music.

We met Mark last night at Gruene Hall, and he is just a down-to-earth, cool dude (not to mention a Red Raider!). His music is great, but the fact that he's really a good guy makes it even better.

Tales from the Couch Circuit is GOOOOOOD!! And it just gets better with Chili pepper Sunset! Loving it.

These guys are awesome! Seen em play more times than I can count. Manders and NT are the heart and soul of Texas music. If you love a good fiddle player, It don't get much better than this. Keep up the good work guys. See you at Blaine's!

Manders probably got more reaction than any of the 21 bands that played at last Sunday's KHYI Texas Music Revolution. The band was hotter'n a cast iron skillet. As close to pandemonium as it got on a cold Sunday in Big D.