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THE MORTON REPORT/BENTLEY'S BANDSTAND ADDS REVOLUTION TO THEIR BEST OF 2011 - December 29, 2011

Revolution scored a coveted spot on the Morton Report/Bentley's Bandstand's Year-End Album Wrap Up.

Bill Bentley writes "With so many albums finding daylight every year it's not easy for one to create its own world. But that's just what Jon Regen has accomplished. Known for many years as Jimmy Scott's musical director, Regen has been writing originals all along waiting for the right time to spring them on the world. Who knew just how full-formed the results would be? Regen's voice is a pure expression, finding a soulful express lane on songs like "Just Waiting for Now" and "One Part Broken, Two Parts Blue." One foot is solid in the singer-pianist tradition while the other is feeling for new ground. With special guests Andy Summers, Benmont Tench, David McAlmont, and others, the musicality is well-covered. On everything else, Jon Regen has earned the spotlight. Let it shine."

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BLOOMBERG ADDS REVOLUTION TO THEIR BEST ALBUMS OF 2011 LIST - December 28, 2011

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Dear Friends and Fans, I'm proud to announce that REVOLUTION just made Bloomberg's Best Albums of 2011 list.

Many thanks to Mark Beech who writes, “Those heading for the holiday sales won’t go far wrong by buying any of these impressive CDs: Paul Simon’s literate “So Beautiful or So What”; U.S. singer Eilen Jewell’s bluesy “Queen of the Minor Key”; Drake’s crooned “Take Care’; Danger Mouse’s filmic “Rome”; Leslie Feist’s moody “Metals” or pianist Jon Regen’s jazzy “Revolution.”