CD Reviews 

Leiceister Bangs – UK The ever popular Wailin’ Jennys return with their third studio album, “Bright Morning Stars”. Close harmony singing has always provided the core of the Jennys’ sound, and nothing has changed here; they’re in great voice for … Continued

www.allgigs.co.uk – UK By Paul Pledger It’s not often you pop a CD in a player, sit back and become transformed to another place, but I certainly experienced that feeling with this, The Wailin’ Jennys third album – and what … Continued

www.getreadytorock.com – UK By Pete Whalley While they might not be a familiar name on the UK scene, on the other side of the pond The Wailin’ Jennys are one of the most popular folk/roots bands. And having ‘crossed over’ … Continued

www.backroadsmusic.co.uk By Cate Mitchell When a band possesses such proven pedigree as The Wailin’ Jennys, a real weight of pressure is brought to bear on each new release. Will it live up to the quality of its predecessor? Will those … Continued

www.newsreview.com – Chico, CA By Jaime O’Neill Some might say that the three singers who now comprise The Wailin’ Jennys aren’t the same group of women who started out in Winnipeg, Canada, nearly a decade ago, but they’ve actually only … Continued

Twangville By Tom Osborne Twangville readers recently picked The Wailin’ Jennys Bright Morning Stars as their favorite album of February 2011. Jazz vocalist Heather Masse joins Ruth Moody and Nicky Mehta as the third Jenny in their first studio album … Continued

The Lonesome Highway – www.lonesomehighway.com – UK An all singing, all sitting trio who have already released some acclaimed albums. Bright Morning Stars sees the trio of Ruth Moody, Nicky Mehta and Heather Masse deliver a set of retrained songs … Continued

Voice of America By Katherine Cole Some bands are birthed after months of auditions, trying to find just the right lyricist to mesh with an incredible singer and stellar guitar player. Others are more of a happy accident. The Wailin’ … Continued

Fatea Magazine – UK Any of the three vocalists in The Wailin’ Jennys could cut it as a solo artist and yet, remarkably, the sum of the parts still seems to outweigh the individual voices. Despite the multitude of instruments … Continued

www.bluesbunny.com – UK By Bluesbunny I have a confession to make. Ever since I saw the Wailin’ Jennys perform in a converted church in Glasgow a couple of years back I have been convinced that Heather Masse is some sort … Continued