Rolling Stone (2/3/00, p.61) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...a rainbow unto itself, from the silvery plunk of his National steel guitar and the brown-dirt honesty of his singing to the scuffed-gold horns blowing behind him in 'Congo Square Rag'....GREENS is a big meal, but all natural..."

Q (6/99, p.105) - 4 out of 5) - Excellent - "...this is primarily acoustic blues without the alcohol and late nights, but with as much cornbread, gravy and good times."

CMJ (4/19/99, p.31) - "...invigorating mix of Delta-style blues songs turned inside out by a madcap attitude and influences ranging from reggae to ragtime."

Dirty Linen (8-9/99, p.86) - "...a nicely diverse and interesting collection of songs interspersed with comments about and favorite recipies for greens."

Living Blues (7-8/99, p.51) - "...speaks to the fact that roots music - broadly interpreted - is enjoying a renaissance that is not dependent simply on recreating older sounds. In this movement Harris is undoubtedly one of the most creative innovators."

Mojo (Publisher) (1/00, p.31) - Included in Mojo Magazine's "Best Blues Albums" of 1999.