“Moving Day” is an almost perfect reflection on what it means to leave home and all those things you have taken for granted over the years. You can practically smell the brown overalls and feel the dust off the dustsheets. It makes for a utterly compelling experience and earmarks this New York songwriter out as one to keep an eye on. You kind of get the impression that something special could be in the offing at some point. In the meantime this is a cracking record and will more than bridge the gap until the masterpiece arrives.

- Review from the UK site Americana-uk.com

This album, his second, brings his lyric, composing, and vocal skills to the fore, framing them in arrangements dominated by his acoustic guitar and dobro. The playing is spare and exquisite, Gearan supported by fellow journeymen including Steve Sadler on guitars, banjo, mandolin, and accordion, Sean Staples on mandolin, and Jim Fitting (the Coots, Treat Her Right) on harmonica. There’s just enough of dusty Southern back roads ... to give everything here the flavor of rural authenticity.

- Ted Drozdowski

"Back Home" is stripped down acoustic singer/songwriter fare, of Americana. As with this type of music it's has very personal & artistic inherent quality. The production has a warm fat feel that relieves the listener from those stark & harsh back to basics albums, which are hard on the ear.

- Billy Hutchinson - Blues Matters Magazine UK