Q.E.D. (Jim Allchin album)

Q.E.D. received widespread positive comments and ratings by reviewers—including "Q.E.D. is a guitar player’s dream, but it also showcases Jim Allchin’s songwriting and vocal gifts as well. They’ll be talking about this one for a while in the guitar magazines.",[1] "There are many gifted artists in the world but there are a very few who reach this level.",[2] "In translation, “Q. E. D.” is Latin for “that which must be proved. As for Jim Allchin, he’s got absolutely nothin’ left to prove as a bluesman. And, in the world of contemporary blues, we’ll close with another well-turned phrase that explains Jim best–“Veni Vidi Vici”—he came, he saw, and he conquered!",[3] "...a brilliant collection of music exposing the talent of Allchin",[4] "He reminds me a bit of Robben Ford with his vocals and his amazing dexterity on the six-string. Microsoft's loss is the blues world's gain. This one is a keeper.",[5] "I have listened to an album over the last few days that i think is one of the best blues albums of the year, Q.E.D. by Jim Allchin. ",[6] "I remember the first time I heard Stevie Ray Vaughan. All I could think was, man, that's some guitar! The first time I heard Jim Allchin, ditto. Maybe he isn't Stevie Ray Vaughan, but he's Jim Allchin all over the freakin' place and I figure if you have a love for the rockin' side of R&B and rock 'n' roll, you'll feel the same. Allchin can play! I know you've heard it before, but he's a step beyond. I swear. You love jammin' guitar, you have got to hear this guy.”[7]