"He's got the dark, good looks of a GQ model, the soul of an artist and the brains for working in the corporate world."
-Erie Times-News (May 6, 2005)
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"Dilettante is produced and polished beyond recognition. It's quite amazing, really, that an unsigned, unknown artist from NYC could put together a project so immaculately produced, performed and arranged that it could easily have been the result of hundreds of thousands of major label dollars. Fingeroth sometimes sounds almost exactly like Ed Kowalcyzk from Live, but the similarities end there: Fingeroth and his crew use a lot of fiddles and other instrumentation to expand their sound..."
-Splendidezine.com (December 28, 2004)

"...Fingeroth may portray himself in the self-effacing title cut as a dilettante. But when it comes to music, it looks as though he plans to stick around."
-The Pennsylvania Gazette (September/October 2004)
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"Bobby Fingeroth's reedy voice and sentimental, earthy lyrics give his new record, Dilettante, a stripped-down Rusted Root-y feel."
-Time Out New York (July 22-29, 2004)

"...The Bobby Fingeroth Band, whose guitar-based songs featured a searing electric violin, bass, and drums as well as the melodious vocals of Bobby Fingeroth..."
-The Pennsylvania Gazette (November/December 2003)