"Coleman's casual yet animated vocals, mingling defiance with vulnerability, and punchy, abbreviated guitar solos are focused at their sharpest on the self-penned 'Can You Hear Me?' (great, in-the-groove, B-3 accents by Clark). They also stand out on a closing pair by Bill Chinnock (the impulsive 'Lookin' for a Real Love' and an echo-filled, reflective 'A Woman in Love') that luxuriously take their soulful time to state their cases. A knockout cover of Delbert McClinton's churning 'Lie No Better,' the vibrant, slyly witty title song (another Coleman original) and a stinging remake of Ellis Hook's 'Undeniable' also reveal a musician at the top of her game…. Coleman cuts loose on guitar on 'The River Wild,' a chiseled, loping instrumental that slowly unwinds into a nod to early fretboard favorites Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Guy. Her singing recalls both Chrissie Hynde and Alberta Hunter."—Sing Out!