“  Curtis King talks about the excitement of getting on the Ballot for a Latin Grammy with the talented Mr. Anand Bhatt.      ” - Nick Ross

“  Curtis King was featured in the cover article of the March 2010 edition of "The Word - Ho Chi Minh City".      ” - Sarah Johnson

“ The Curtis King Band was recently described as a "Stand out band" in a recent review of Kingsworld's "Rock in Asia" CD. (See CDs tab.) ”

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“The [Rock in Asia] CD ends with a stand-out track - "Take My Hand (A Song of Hope for the Victims of Agent Orange)" by the Curtis King Band (based in Vietnam), featuring a Chinese zither jamming in a rock band. The heart-wrenching tune ends with a powerful grand finale - with blues-inspired guitar licks, haunting yet joyous zither chords, and Shanghai-based Matthew 'Cadillac' Cooper's bursting vocals." ”

“The band got radio airplay in Denmark, featuring "Born Under a Bad Sign". CABLE 89,0 MHZ Kjell Andreassen February 12, 2008 www.RadioHolstebro.dk ”

“American guitarist and music producer Curtis King has been living and working in Viet Nam since 2003. Besides collaborating with overseas giants like Sony, King started bringing Vietnamese entertainment to the rest of the world through projects with Galaxy Studio, HCM City’s leading film production and distribution group." ” - Anh Thu

“Carrying the slogan "Paint the Town Jazz", JakJazz 2007 is ready to shake up Jakarta with three days of jazz music, starting this Friday.... "Since I'm from Ohio, I play rock and roll jazz," Curtis King told reporters. Now living in Vietnam, he said he would blend jazz and Chinese music in some of his works. ”

“This was definitely one of the best performances at JakJazz 2007 that I saw. Curtis collaborated with a top class young saxophonist from Singapore (Dr. Hi Tone Benson) and also a female guest star (Ms. Zhang Nan) who played the traditional Chinese zither. It was a fantastic collaboration of fine music. ”

“[About "Take My Hand (A Song of Hope for the Victims of Agent Orange)"]... "King's warm rasping vocal suits this slow burning anthem that has echoes of U2. The man himself provides some very tasty Eric Clapton flavoured guitar joined by the glorious sound of a 21 string zither from Zhang Nan." [And about Kingsworld's "Rock in Asia" CD]... What counts here are memorable melodies, strong hooks and a catchy chorus. The standard of musicianship is high... it's given me a great deal of listening pleasure over the past few weeks and I really couldn't ask for much more from a CD." ” - GEOFF FEAKES