People Been Talkin'

Mike Guldin describes himself as a ‘journeyman of the blues’, but that is not a negative, as he demonstrates his abilities as singer, songwriter and musician, ably supported by the other musicians on the album.

-John Mitchell, Blues Blast

While I Can is a splendid combination of whip-smart songwriting by Mike Guldin and musical vitality that creates this thoroughly enjoyable session.  Guldin is indeed doing it while he can. Let’s hope that he does it again.

-Jim White, Blues Roadhouse

On “While I Can,” veteran guitarist and singer-songwriter Mike Guldin delivers a record grounded in lived experience—weathered love, quiet doubt, and the hope that lingers between the lines. This is not an album chasing trends; it’s an album chasing meaning. Throughout the record, Guldin returns to a central theme: say and do what matters before it’s too late. Love while you can. Repair what you can. Sing while you can.  There is no pretense here—just real stories told plainly. The kind of songs that grow stronger with every listen. This is the best I’ve ever heard from Mike Guldin.

-Richard Ludmerer, Making A Scene

this album spans a wide gamut of blues styles, blending Chicago, Southern, Gospel and Country Blues and seasoned with some Rock’n’roll and Honky-Tonk to cook up a feast of good-time rockin’ blues.

-Paul Dubbelman, Blues Matters

Mike Guldin puts everything that makes him so powerful into it: true stories, solid melodies, a voice that blends grit and vulnerability, and that sense of the blues that isn't learned from books but on the road, through the experience of life. A touching album that says what many think without always knowing how to formulate it, that says we must love, speak, live… as long as we can!

-Fred Delforge, zicazic.com

While I Can
Released April 1, 2026

Guldin, to his credit, meshes more than traditional blues into his repertoire, touching on rock, country, and soul as well ... Convivial spirit abounds as Guldin and friends throw an infectious blues party. 

- Jim Hynes, Making A Scene 

As with all of these tracks, there is a whole lot of outstanding music, by a whole lot of outstanding musicians, going on. 

- Peter "Blewzzman" Lauro,  Mary4Music 

The songs have been recorded in seven different studios with his band and other guests who, in total, add up to a dozen musicians who, at all times, develop an impressive job, showing their professionalism and good work. 

- La Hora del Blues (Spain) 

A wonderful and varied album with blues at its heart assembled across fifteen tracks and seven studios with a wealth of talent on display. Well worth a listen.  A true value for money album with plenty of blues mixed into each song and plenty of solos to keep even me happy. 

- Bluesdoodles UK 

A real festival of sound pleasures that lasts a good hour.  It's an abundance of good vibes with southern rock and slide guitar, swampy boogaloo, honky-tonk pedal steel, barrelhouse piano and soul like Muscle Shoals with brass and organ. The pleasure that Mike Guldin and his friends have in playing is felt at every moment and gives a tremendous vitality to this album. 

- Gilles Blampain, Blues Again (France)

Tumblin'
Released March 18, 2022

“A well-seasoned band, having fun, playing great songs. Mike and the gang take their music to a new level! ‘Snuggle Man’ says it all, great groove, great lyrics, definitely a hit. You're going to love it”.

Terry Townson, Delbert McClinton Band

“Mike Guldin and Rollin’ and Tumblin’ are “good as a unit, well rehearsed and seem to be having fun. Confident presence, nice and relaxed. Bass player has good vocal personality.”

- Bruce Iglauer, Alligator Records

“Mike Guldin and Rollin’ and Tumblin’ are one hot band! Expressive and powerful vocals with 
creative harmonies tight arrangements never without a groove, and meaningful and thoughtful 
material set this group apart.”

- BC Productions Artist Management Group 

Roadhouse Rhythm
Released June 13, 2005