Comparisons with Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt alone should make you sit up and take notice, but when an artist is described by the SMH as "arguably the most important left-field country music talent to emerge in this country since Kasey Chambers", and ".top notch, with a full, round and effortless voice" by Melbourne's Age newspaper, there's really no excuse for not getting a one-way ticket to ride the Corrina Steel train. The woman that can effortlessly tear up gospel, soul, country, swamp and blues as is evident on her third album.