Wink Keziah & Delux Motel

Ten songs’ worth of honky tonkin’ that Waylon, Willie and Tompall would give their outlaw country stamps of approval to, working songs for the drinking class is the purest example of truth-in-titling you’re likely to encounter all year.

4 1/2 out of 5 Stars!
The Charlotte Observer

3 out of 4 Stars!
The Pliladelphia Inquirer

"100 proof honky tonk from a man who walks it like he talks it, and sings it like he's lived it... because he has."
Mark Stuart - The Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash

"If you need bona fides for your honky tonk, roots rocker Wink Keziah's got 'em in spades. ..."
El Diablo - Creative Loafing Magazine

"Wink Keziah and Delux Motel are one of the great new honky tonk bands in the USA..."
Ted Russell Kamp - Shooter Jennings Band

"Working Songs for the Drinking Class has its share of barroom blasts, like A Hot Woman and a Cold Beer and Ball and Chain. But Keziah offers sober reflection as much as boozy rowdiness, and the unflinching way he faces up to hard truths on songs such as Till I Pick Up the Telephone and As Long as It Ain't Here -- the former about domestic strife, the latter about leaving a dying hometown -- gives the album a rich ballast and marks him as a songwriter to watch."
Kentucy.com

Power Alternative Country with a Southern Blues Twist