sweet, innocent, usually mellifluous voice", and called the album "a generally successful, instantly likeable meeting of voice, production and of course songs," but also felt that none of the songs were "definitive ... Swift and Sansone’s approach to these Dylan chestnuts is more toned down than you might expect or anticipate." Joe Breen, writing in the Irish Times, noted the difficulty in finding something new in such an often-interpreted musician as Dylan, and said that "rarely has he been covered so tenderly as on this quietly impressive (and wittily titled) collection." Brittney McKenna of Nashville Scene wrote that Swift's vocals are "at once delicate and tough, recalling the sturdy sultriness of Cat Power or Jenny Lewis far more than Dylan’s own folky rasp." Greil Marcus, writing in his monthly "Real Life Rock Top 10" column, called the album an "honorable" tribute to Dylan. He singled out Swift's version of "One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)", calling it a "real transformation... Her high, clear voice highlights each syllable, letting you hear the words form, one seemingly following inevitably from the other, until they feel handed down, fragments of old songs now speaking to each other." He also praised Hitchcock's guitar work: "never in the way, always on the verge of fading out, making you say, no, no, not yet." In live performance Swift performed a concert at Grimey's in Nashville, Tennessee that was live-streamed on YouTube on August 20, 2020 in order promote to the album. She performed seven of the album's eight tracks—leaving off only the epic "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands", which was replaced by "I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You", another song from Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways. The audio of this performance of "I've Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You" was later made available to listen to on the "International Women's Day" episode of the Definitely Dylan podcast and radio show. On April 20, 2021, Swift announced an Australian tour in June to promote the album and mark Dylan's 80th birthday. Track list Personnel Emma Swift– vocals Jon Estes– bass guitar Robyn Hitchcock– guitar Jon Radford– drums and percussion Patrick Sansone– guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, percussion, production Thayer Serrano– pedal steel guitar Charts Weekly charts References 2020 albums Albums produced by Pat Sansone Bob Dylan tribute albums Covers albums Emma Swift albums