There's this kid up on the stage, looking all scholarly and
bespectacled like some accounts clerk having a bop at a pub,
and he's cradling his black Les Paul in his hands and playing it
fierce. His name is Professor Sutton, and he's standing there
next to Keef Hatley's drum kit playing lead for Michael Chapman."
Charles Shaar Murray
NME Magazine
June 8 1974
"I caught them at a recent marquee gig and the sound was very far
removed from anything heard from Chapman before. The feel certainly
was more electric and the guitar exchange between Mike and Sutton,
at times reaching certain highs, the likes of which the old Marquee
hasn't heard in a long while."
Ray Telford
June 1 1974
"JACKAL: The Year Of The Tiger (BASF). Pounding beat and the voice
coming, menacingly, from the bottom of a drain, of possible an echo-chamber.
Its actually a rather exciting piece of pop, and could pick up sales."
Records & Radio Mirror
July 27 1974
