“Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey, Muddy Waters, look out, you’ve got company. Minch may be best known as an erudite, imaginative guitarist, but she also has a hauntingly nuanced alto voice and writes in an old time vernacular that can be raucously funny, or profoundly sad.”

— Alan Young, Lucid Culture

“Mamie Minch might have stepped out of a time when her guitar (a gorgeous 73-year-old resonator) was factory-fresh, if not for the tattoo peeking out from beneath the hem of her dress. Singing with a rich, deep voice, Miss Mamie blended vintage blues and country music; part Carter Family and part Odetta. With her nimble guitar work and witty turns of phrase, she was lovingly received by the audience.”

—Jody MacGregor, Rave Review

Mamie Minch’s Slow Burn made New York Music Daily’s Best 50 Albums of 2020.