"This Guitar and Toight is Margolin's first all-acoustic album. He attacks the nine original tracks with just his trusty 1930s-era Gibson parlor guitar to create a stripped-down, front porch vibe. The album is augmented with guitar by Jimmy Vivino and Bob Corritore's harp on a couple of tunes, but otherwise it's all Margolin on and old-school effort with minimal processing or mastering ... While the CD is doid of Margolin's sharp-tinged electric playing, he dazzles on the acoustic and the vocals feature his customary mix of introspection, political/social commentary, humor and tried-and-true blues ethos"