Among the best of area performers...Henderson composes and plays a wicked acoustic guitar.

Washingtonian Magazine

His voice clearly seems to be able to take on just about anything.

Paul Graham, Dirty Linen Magazine

Roger Henderson is an interesting anomaly; he thumb picks acoustic guitar and sings old Dylan and Hank Williams and Van Morrison and James Taylor songs you couldn't bear to hear one more time by any less accomplished a picker. Henderson might bring back better memories than you think.

Eve Ziebart, The Washington Post

If I were a song, I couldn't think of anyone I'd rather have sing me than Roger Henderson. Since I'm not a song, I'll settle for the next best thing - an evening of listening to Henderson singing my favorites and his - especially the ones he wrote.

Dan Griffin, The Washington Post

Henderson's gentle voice moves easily between country, folk, pop, jazz, and blues.

The Weekend, The Washington Post

If one were to assess and evaluate musical talent, Roger Henderson would surely be considered a complete package Henderson's guitar picking is fast, clean, and tasteful, ranking him among the Mid-Atlantic's best He flat out entertains via six strings, two hands, and a voice. Considering his impressive list of accolades, the talented singer, songwriter and musician should at the very least be more than a 'Beltway Beethoven.'

Jeff Taulton, Music Monthly

Roger Henderson can make you fall in love with his voice. He can also make you love his guitar playing. Henderson creates a warm and enchanting atmosphere with his blend of rock and country music. His lyrical romantic songs have a special sparkle.

Ed Turner, Times Community Newspapers

Roger Henderson writes good country and rock tunes. Strong Lyrics.

At The Improv, Alternate Chorus; Hollywood, California

...one of the area's most active and respected artists.

Dick Cerri's Music Americana Showcase, WFMA

Roger Henderson has indeed learned the language of music. Of course, he sings words. But he does precisely that: he sings them. His voice is an instrument; a register holding every note that is of a beautiful and clean tone. Any note is at his calling. It is a versatile voice and retains its clear resonance whether he's wailing or wooing, in a high or low octave, whether he's strolling or skipping down a musical passage. He travels with freedom and is a true delight to listen to.

Vanna Bonta, The Unicorn Times

Against a muted backdrop of barroom chatter, singers invariably tend to fade out, but Henderson's sensual voice cuts through the smoky density to reach those who appreciate quality. His voice is a gift of gold to the audience. The range is extensive; every note breathes a rich intensity of feeling that you do not usually find in your local watering holes. He gives a slick, polished performance. His blend of folk, country and light contemporary tunes gives the term 'easy listening' a new meaning.

Margeret Blauvelt, The Connection

'Last Call' is the sound of three good friends having a ball with some old favorites and some you've never heard before. One things certain, one listen, and the newest friend will be you!

John Lyon, Washington Songwriter and Radio Personality (on the CD 'Last Call -- Roger Henderson Live, In Concert with Chad Lash and Carey Creed')

The players [perform] con brio, the voices, guitars, melding beautifully on Henderson's own songs [and] covers as well. This session recording should be owned by every music lover who ever enjoyed live acoustic music.

Cliff Johns, The Old Town Crier (on the CD 'Last Call -- Roger Henderson Live, In Concert with Chad Lash and Carey Creed')