Rave Reviews for Black Cadillac

CMT.com: "...one of the most meaningful and musically significant works of her career" Read the review

Wall Street Journal: "Black Cadillac[‘s] blend of country, folk and brooding rock mitigate and enhance Ms. Cash’s lyrics…. Quietly urgent…exquisite ballads." Read the review (.pdf file).

Vanity Fair: "Rosanne Cash… breaks her silence with the powerful Black Cadillac… 12 beautiful songs about anger, defiance, grief, gratitude, acceptance…" Read the review (.pdf file).

New York Times: “With her characteristic sense of craft and precision, Ms. Cash explores a kaleidoscopic range of experiences” Feature article

Newsweek: “This is not just the best album she’s made in a long time. This is the best album she’s ever made.”      Read the review

Rolling Stone: “Rosanne Cash’s best and darkest since the intimate noir of 1990’s Interiors”      Read the review | Feature article

CBS News Sunday Morning: “perhaps her most personal album to date—and might just be her finest”      Read the review

Puremusic.com: “the CD is full of brilliant songs about mortality, love, loss, and acceptance…[but also] reflects Rosanne Cash the singer, the musician, and the unique artist.” Read the review

The Freight Train Boogie: “plays her hand here with a degree of style and grace, nay finesse, that does more than justice to her legacy…. Quiet, almost understated, this one is a tour de force that comes our way far too infrequently.” Read the review

NOW Magazine: “Over 13 weathered and delicately detailed country and countrified rock tracks, Cash perfectly captures her complex emotional responses”                                                            Read the review