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"Randy Baugh has a way with music...soft in the right spots, but edgy and melodic when needed. He takes a certain sensitivity to songwriting, reminicent of early Jackson Browne combined with a little Grateful Dead/Jerry Garcia type of guitar playing. I enjoy listening to Randy and just kicking back, imagining there's a fire going somewhere and I'm outdoors smelling the fresh air." 2005
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"Randy Baugh is the singer/songwriting core of a band by the same name. The style is well outside the indie rock set and well planted in folk-rock-jazz-mix well suited for a night at the cofeehouse. You may hear echoes of groups like the Greatful Dead, Steely Dan, Lyle Lovett -just to name a few. Well suited to a toe tapping good time. "
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"The Randy Baugh Band provides upbeat, contemporary, original entertainment. The band's unique blend of rock, folk, jazz and blues and Baugh's thought provoking lyrics bring back audiences--hearing this music once is never enough. On January 31, 2004 Randy released his second CD, Talking to Machines.
Randy is an acoustic guitarist and his guitar is sure and confident, played by someone who has had a lot of practice and believes in his abilities."
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"Right between Neil Young and Nichael Hedges lies the talented Randy Baugh, who writes personal, heartfelt stories of love and personal struggle and strength. He draws you into his world, making you feel and making you listen so as not to miss a note. Combining richly crafted, expertly performed guitar work with simple, catchy melodies, and earthy production, Randy has an impressive self-released CD." 2002
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"Upbeat, optimistic folk pop from Randy Baugh, The Road Is Promising is as uplifting as it is spiritual, a warm, feel good record that won't leave you feeling lost or
downtrodden. Instead, it picks you up, puts a smile on your face, and makes you remember what living is all about--the good time, the friends, and the music. The road may be rocky at times, but Baugh's The Road Is Promising is a reminder that the road is just that."
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randybaugh.com 2008