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"It has been our privilege to exhibit Jon Baribeau’s exceptional talent at several of our
festivals over the past couple of years. His music is an eclectic blend of folk and
bluegrass that showcases his remarkable ability as an acoustic guitar player. He
captivates his audiences with fine musicianship along with an intense enthusiasm for the
stage. It has been our pleasure to work with Jon, and we hope to continue our
relationship in the years to come."
- Meg Denbow and Kara Valentine, Boulder Creek Events
The liner notes of Baribeau's self-titled debut CD read like a who's who on the Front
Range.
- Marquee Magazine
... a very talented songwriter.
- The Irregular, Kingfield, Maine
As Boulder is a town of great causes, what would a local CD review be without a
benefit disc. This fall, Jon Baribeau recorded and released "Let the Garden Grow," a
benefit for the Boulder Co-op. "Let the Garden Grow" is a rip-roarin’ honky-tonk that
showcases the talents of fellow local musicians Ross Martin, Greg Schochet and
Christian Teele. The four-minute fundraiser is a departure from Baribeau’s 2002 self-
titled debut, which featured funked-up jazz grooves and sharp, acoustic ballads.
- Boulder Weekly
festivals over the past couple of years. His music is an eclectic blend of folk and
bluegrass that showcases his remarkable ability as an acoustic guitar player. He
captivates his audiences with fine musicianship along with an intense enthusiasm for the
stage. It has been our pleasure to work with Jon, and we hope to continue our
relationship in the years to come."
- Meg Denbow and Kara Valentine, Boulder Creek Events
The liner notes of Baribeau's self-titled debut CD read like a who's who on the Front
Range.
- Marquee Magazine
... a very talented songwriter.
- The Irregular, Kingfield, Maine
As Boulder is a town of great causes, what would a local CD review be without a
benefit disc. This fall, Jon Baribeau recorded and released "Let the Garden Grow," a
benefit for the Boulder Co-op. "Let the Garden Grow" is a rip-roarin’ honky-tonk that
showcases the talents of fellow local musicians Ross Martin, Greg Schochet and
Christian Teele. The four-minute fundraiser is a departure from Baribeau’s 2002 self-
titled debut, which featured funked-up jazz grooves and sharp, acoustic ballads.
- Boulder Weekly
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