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Reviews (2)
AllMusic
2016
By
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2016
"Despite this embrace of blues and rebellion, much of Wynonna & the Big Noise is rooted in soul, whether it's the down-home faith of "Jesus and a Jukebox" or a sharp cover of Raphael Saadiq's "Staying in Love." The presence of the latter suggests just how casually inclusive and sharp this album is: freed of commercial expectations and paired with an empathetic band, Wynonna will sing anything she damn well pleases and she's wound up with a monster of an album".
npr music
d. 3. Feb. 2016
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By
Ann Powers
d. 3. Feb. 2016
"A certain musical and spiritual condition defines Wynonna Judd's first album with her band The Big Noise - not to mention the first album of original material in 13 years from one of country music's supreme redheads. That quality is joy. It dominates, not just because Judd is performing with a small group led by her husband, the drummer and producer Cactus Moser, letting loose on songs she hand-selected because she liked them rather than out of concern for padding her remarkable roster of hits. Wynonna & The Big Noise lays bare the joy that is Judd's most potent gift as a vocalist".