[8] The Legendary White Trash Horns played on "I Can't Stand No Signifyin'".

[11] Bonnie Raitt also appeared on Everybody's Gettin' Some; Wells had contributed to her debut album.

"[5] The Washington Post said that "Wells fuses blues and soul music with cunning and conviction.

"[8] JazzTimes determined that Wells "plays dynamics brilliantly, crooning in a sly, smooth manner of Al Green's before letting loose with an intense James Brown scream or a throaty Southside Chicago growl.

"[16] The Santa Cruz Sentinel opined that the opening track "could almost qualify as 'adult alternative blues,' if there was such a category.