Entertainment Weekly (3/26/99, p.87)
- "...Wilson emerges, again, as a bittersweet-toned visionary." Rating A-"Q (1/00, p.86)
- Included in Q Magazine's "50 Best Albums of 1999." Q (7/99, p.125)
- 3 stars (out of 5)
- "...The arrangements are never less than interesting....the bravery of her concept is attractive, and her controlled, earthy voice is capable of rescuing most situations." The Wire (6/99, p.65)
- "...TRAVELING MILES is carefully designed to please....Wilson's lyrics sit well enough on this soft focus re-creation of BITCHES BREW-era churning funk..." CMJ (1/10/00, p.24)
- Included in CMJ's "Jazz '99 Top 5." CMJ (3/29/99, p.3)
- "...Wilson's long awaited studio follow-up to 1995's critically acclaimed NEW MOON DAUGHTER, is a stirring tribute to the wit, wisdom and kinetic spirit of Miles Davis..." JazzTimes (6/99, p.96)
- "...overall luxuriant muscularity of conception grabs you slowly, surely....[Wilson's] approach is refreshing, weird, and something that stepped out of a dream, which, in the main, describes this jewel." Vibe (4/99, p.188)
- "...TRAVELING is inspired by, and in homage to, the work of Miles Davis....The result is standard Wilson fare in its multi-textured eclecticism. She is as bluesy as she is folk and jazz..." Mojo (Publisher)
(1/00, p.31)
- Included in Mojo Magazine's "Best Jazz Albums" of 1999. Mojo (Publisher)
(4/99, p.98)
- "...will satisfy fans and go some way to swaying resisters. Overtly purposeful and rigorous, she combines treatments of Davis-associated material with original songs..." | 
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