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Reviews
By Claudrena N. Harold
Leave it to a seasoned veteran from the red dirt of Arkansas to deliver not only the Soul album of the year, but remind us that artistic excellence is still attainable in this age of mediocrity. [28 May 2008]
By Mike Joseph
If your Al Green collection is bare, let The Definitive Greatest Hits be the perfect excuse for you to correct that issue. [31 January 2007]
By Steven Horowitz
Apparently, the good Rev had been waiting for a special invitation to come to Iowa. When he finally got one, it was from the governor’s office, no less. [22 January 2007]
By Jordan Kessler
By no means does this brief, half-hour album musically measure up to Green's unparalleled '70s work, but because Green became the artist he did, it's an interesting document nonetheless. [29 July 2005]
By David Marchese
While the world is fortunate for having a delightful new Al Green album, and we're all glad his life is in order, Everything's OK lacks the conflicted passion that was the hallmark of his greatest music. [30 March 2005]
By Jordan Kessler
By Oliver Wang
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