Bobblehead Girl featured on the soundtrack for The Lincoln Lawyer, starring Matthew McConaughey, William H. Macy and Marisa Tomei. Available at http://bit.ly/LLsoundtrack

This is Life featured on NBC's Parenthood (Episode 206 - Orange Alert).

"Raise 'em up listed as #5 on top 40 songs from SXSW by Esquire magazine - "Ripping, bluesy soul keys, and blowout horns punctuate this drinking treatise from a guy who moved from L.A. to Chicago" - Esquire Magazine Click to read >

"Chaimson's got a brand new album out, called Young Blood, Old Soul. The 11th Hour just came off of a whirlwind tour of South by Southwest where they played 5 sets in 3 days. Esquire Magazine said their song “Raise ‘Em Up” is of the must-have tunes in your iPod coming out of the festival. Catch all the hot funk and mellow grooves." - WBEZ Eight Forty-Eight Click to read >

"Danny Chaimson has many years of musicianship behind him. His debut, 'Young Blood, Old Soul,' educes all the funk-, soul- and pop-infused tunes influenced by Sly Stone, Ray Charles and Elton John, among others." - AOL Spinner Click to read >

"TOP WILD CARD: Walking down 6th St on the chilly final day of the festival on my way to my hotel, I passed by a bar with a large band blasting percussive horns and tasty electric guitar licks. I poked my head in to see Danny Chaimson and the 11th Hour, a Chicago group playing Memphis-style old-school soul, fronted by a man who's obviously studied the catalog of anyone who's ever been associated with Muscle Shoals. Definitely my discovery moment of the fest."" - LA Weekly Click to read >

"If the band was a '90s sitcom character, who would it be and why? Lisa Turtle from "Saved By The Bell." Very personable, competent and fun-yet we fly just under the radar." - Chicago Metromix Click to read >

"Danny's kind of like a mix of Randy Newman and Dr. John, if they were raised on Snoop and Native Tongues." Need we say more? Ok, here's a little more: Chaimson's brand of Memphis soul has been shaking booties all over the place of late, including at SXSW, where he garnered some positive press from the likes of Esquire and LA Weekly." - Chicago Sun-Times Click to read >