"The roots are basically the blues but after 20 years of trying to play everything and anything eventually it turned out to be a case of rock & roll". Beat Street Music

Randy Case /On To You Now Neophyte regional recording artists strut their stuff The title track--featuring nifty roadhouse piano fills courtesy of Tom Witkowski--matches the trademark charging energy of Skynyrd with the rock'n'roll exuberance of Bob Seger. The seamless guitar interplay of Angerosa and Case playing lead and rhythm makes for the kind of high-flying audio assault that lifts even the most lethargic rockers off their bar stools and onto their feet. A harder rock edge (Angerosa doing Hendrix?) cuts into the guitar attack on "The Days of Mr. Greed," while the much gentler, mid-tempo-ed "She's Got the Power" sounds like something lifted from a Neil Young or Boz Scaggs album. The Syracuse NewTimes

"On To You Now's nine originals display a decidedly southern rock influence,often recalling the Allmans or Lynyrd Skynrd,with traces of the Dead and the Band showing up in stylistic lab reports". Larry Hoyt/The Syracuse NewTimes

"Randy went back to his homegrown roots of southern country rock to record "Comin' Home"at his recently completed home DanceLand Studios. Recording at his Sylvan Beach home helped capture the mood of the CD perfectly. There's a lot more rock & roll this time around,from the bluesy,"Slow and Easy" to the southern rock of "Cold,Cold,Cold". Taken seperately,the albums show Randy as a fine CNY musician;listeneing to the two together give a higher appreciation of his musical diversity. He goes from the harder edge rock to the country boot stompin without missing a note". Mike Jaquays/Mid York Weekly Review

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