'Powerful stuff. There is something essentially Liverpool about the songs and the sound. Songs that address the world we live in now.'
Roy Bailey, folk legend

'Seems clearly located within the Liverpool experience of popular song. Successfully merges a variety of local cultural experiences from Irish folk music to Beatles pop songs - plus a little bit of that oral tradition of imaginative word-play that underpinned McGough & Pattern & Henri.'
Robb Johnson, Irregular Records

'The Liverpudlian songwriter packs more weight in the punch of his folk songs than most acoustic musicians do in a lifetime.'
Big Issue In The North (Lianne Steinberg)

'Alun won over the audience with his first few words and held us enthralled with his melodies and perceptive lyrics. Entertaining and thought provoking!'
Holmfirth Folk Festival

'Talented songsmith.'
The Guardian

'Great stuff!'
Attila The Stockbroker

'One of the most incisive songwriters on Merseyside.'
Spencer Leigh, BBC Radio

'If Alun Parry was a politician he'd get my vote.'
Millenium Arts Magazine