Reviews 

www.pennyblackmusic.co.uk – UK By Malcolm Carter Walking in to my local record store, which is sadly no longer there of course, during the closing chilly months of 2006 I was mesmerized by the sweet sounds coming from the shop’s sound … Continued

No Depression By Kim Ruehl I love the Wailin’ Jennys, and this record – from the first few notes – plays to all the things that make this trio so lovable. Beautiful, intuitive but rich harmonies, simple instrumentation, shockingly personal … Continued

www.beat-surrender.com – UK By Simon Bright Morning Stars is the fourth album to come from this incredibly talented trio, the Wailin’ Jennys were formed after a chance meeting for a one-off in store performance at a guitar shop in Winnipeg, … Continued

www.soundblab.com – UK What is clear to most of us now is that folk is once again popular, surging to the surface to bask in the glow of musical acclaim. Anybody can have a go, whether you’re British, American or … Continued

www.forfolkssake.com – UK By Paul Kellner The Wailin Jennys’ Bright Morning Stars is of the utmost quality, but requires a little time to take root in one’s mind. The harmonies are perfect, the dynamics are truly moving, and every track … Continued

www.americana-uk.com – UK By Keith Hargreaves Five years in the making, Bright Morning Stars is a highly anticipated follow up to the Jenny’s 2006 offering ‘Firecracker’. Expanding on the broad palette of that disc, BMS opens with the understated soul … Continued

www.whisperinandhollerin.com By Martin Raybould I’ve had more than my fair share of grief in the past for my fondness for ‘wailin’ women’. There is, I recognise, a breed of female bluegrass and/or folk singers with voices are very much an … Continued

The Daily Mirror – UK The third original album from the New York/Canadian trio is an intoxicating blend mixing heartbreak, cross-patterned harmonies, classical, jazz and Celtic folk.  Shine on. 4 Stars.