From Doug Spears' Traveling Road Journal 5/011/2009 @ Gamblefest:
"I stuck around to hear Charlie's set. He is just one of those amazing songwriters who can see every little thing from every possible perspective and picks the one that should be obvious, but which you hadn't considered to write about. It just knocks your socks off. He is also given to unpredictable commentary that makes you laugh until you hurt. You shouldn't miss any chance to hear Charlie Robertson."
From New England bard Chuck Hall:
"I'd like to thank...Charlie Robertson for relieving me of the pressure of writing the most amazing songs ever"
From legendary Flick Coffeehouse staple and award winning producer George Blackwell:
"Forged in a furnace of over 40 years in writing, Charlie Robertson takes unlikely people and situations and infuses them with soul and humor and turns them into remarkable works of art."
This is just a taste of the musical world of Charlie Robertson... Set to memorable arrangements framed with simple but bizarre chord voicings, heartfelt and subtly inventive vocals and populated with characters whose stories are told by no other and like no other. The songs of Charlie Robertson are one of a kind pieces that have been spread by word of mouth in whispers, shouts, and standing ovations in venues like The Raven Gallery in Detroit, Earl of Old Town in Chicago, The Last Resort in Athens, GA, The Great Southeast in Atlanta, Exit Inn in Nashville, Red Mule in Norfolk, Lion's Share in Miami, Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill and dozens of colleges and universities.
He's opened shows and shared bills with Townes Van Zandt, Jimmy Buffett, Michael Smith, Steve Martin, Tom Paxton, Odetta, Taj Mahal, Steve Goodman, Guy Clark, Waylon Jennings, Doc and Merle Watson, The Newgrass Revival, Roy Bookbinder, and was part of Gamble Rogers hand picked traveling Florida Folk Revue named "Cassadaga Stories" which included Will McLean, Paul Champion, Jim Ballew, Teri DiSario, Elizabeth Corrigan and Bob Patterson.
