Ohio born singer- songwriter Lee Gallagher has been walking an increasingly narrow tightrope over the swirling LSD dosed waters of early 70s acoustic folk rock a la Workingman’s Dead and the brutal guitar assault and swagger of fellow Fillmore alumni Humble Pie and Led Zeppelin.  Marrying such diverse sounds is no easy feat especially in a live setting but Gallagher’s haunted, trembling voice can turn on a dime and take your head off like a guillotine, riding a wave of scorching guitar solos and fuzzed out organ vamps. "The music on the self-titled debut from Lee Gallagher & the Hallelujah would be impressive regardless of the backstory: 11 tunes that are extremely comfortable in their own soulful, rocking skin. The fact that Gallagher and his bandmates had only been playing together for four months prior to laying down those tracks is as mind-blowing as some of their jams....Gallagher's vocal power may remind you of the late Steve Marriott or a young Robert Plant-- he plays a wicked blues harp, too" -- Brian Robbins, Relix Magazine "There’s no arguing with the talent and skill on display on San Franciscan blues belter Lee Gallagher’s debut. With their mix of psychedelic organ, earthy blues rock and huge gospel flourishes, his band have clearly been striving for perfection, and this album suggests they want to be taken very seriously indeed."--Classic Rock Magazine