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Raitt can still shake some action, but ''Silver Lining'' makes you wish she'd shake it up a bit more.
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Q MagazineAssured and dignified. [May 2002, p.119]
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Another collection of wise, witty tracks marked by her usual spunky vocal style and slashing slide-guitar work.
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UncutSilver Lining finds her on top form as guitarist, writer and interpreter. [May 2002, p.108]
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MojoThere's enough happening here to perk up demanding ears. [June 2002, p.106]
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The album has only one dark cloud amongst its dozen songs.
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Throughout all the various textures, Raitt puts forth her signature soulful vocal delivery and gutsy bottleneck chops, once again proving herself queen of the Americana road.
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BlenderThis rote Los Angeles studio rock is dominated by the radio-friendliest songwriters money can buy. [Jun/Jul 2002, p.112]
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While her voice has never sounded better, the lion share of songs she selected for the album are mediocre at best.
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Silver Lining is ultimately a showcase for exceptional singing and riveting backup work.
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Raitt's eternal vocal effervescence and enthusiasm continue to amaze and astound.