All kinds of you

"His influences are on his sleeve: the British fingerstyle folk of guitarists Davy Graham and Bert Jansch, American primitive guitar soli à la Takoma Records, the delirious psychedelic folk of Tim Buckley, and the bluesy jazz-folk of Tim Hardin and more. But Walker's sound reaches deeper and wider; it cannot be reined in by them ... All Kinds of You may not contain new sounds -- they weren't new for his influences, either. But Walker's harmonic sensibility is vast. With his idiosyncratic compositional method and stunning -- yet emotionally resonant -- playing technique, he is able to dissect, distill, recombine, and, just like his predecessors, reshape the music that inspires him in his own image".

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"All Kinds of You is good enough to be cited as one of the notable records of the ongoing odd-folk revival when this stuff eventually gets another look-in in a few decades' time, with peaks that suggest there are even more interesting things to come from Walker".

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