The Schenectady Daily Gazette
          Monday, July 19, 2010 
          Michael Hochananadel - Review of Sunday's Music Haven Show.
          .....at Schenectady's Central Park  
              Fresh from tearing it up at the Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival
        on Thursday, Albany's own Jim Gaudet and The Railroad Boys did
        the same in a too-short opener sparkling with caffienated bluegrass
        riffing, front porch harmonies and Gaudet's gem-like songwriting.
              In "Born To Be Lonesome" -- lively and mournful at once -- he
         lamented, "It ain't lookin' good, this gettin' over you," then the Boys
         rolled it fast on down the tracks.  In "The Only One," he exulted "I
         know, you know, you're the only one." Apart from "The Battle Of
         New Orleans", spiced with precise acapella harmonies, everything
         was original. But it all felt bedrock deep in conviction, musical roots 
         and skill. Gaudet and The Boys have tremendous skill.