- Blurring the boundaries of all that's jazz

Alison Kerr for Scotland on Sunday (12/19/2004)

- Westcoast Music Blog 11/23/2004 review of Careless Love

- After her impressive 1996 debut album, "Dreamland," Georgia-born and Paris/New York-raised Madeleine Peyroux disappeared from the recording business.Now 30, she returns eight years later with the sweet collection "Careless Love."

Peyroux still channels Billie Holiday with her languidly engaging delivery and distinctive phrasing.

And she puts her signature on some surprisingly reworked numbers - Leonard Cohen's "Dance Me to the End of Love," Bob Dylan's "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome," Hank Williams' "Weary Blues," and "Lonesome Road," which was first recorded by Gene Austin in 1928.

By Wayne Bledsoe from the Sun, Nov. 21 KnoxvilleNews.com

- Album of the Week

Jim Manion, WFHB Bloomington, Indiana - for TripleARadio.com

- Record Reviews - Madeleine Peyroux, 'Careless Love'

Nick Cristiano (11/14/2004) for Philly.com

- Madeleine Peyroux, l'expérience intérieure

Par Nicolas Ungemuth (11/6/2004) Le Figaro Magazine

- Short review of 'Careless Love' in German Rolling Stone (in German)

- Songstress Peyroux's jazz CD has been worth the wait

By Melody Baetens (11/5/2004) / The Detroit News

- Review of Careless Love (in German

by Fredi Bosshard for WochenZeitung

- Review of Careless Love (in German)

by Ulf Drechsel (10/6/2004), Kulturradio am Mittag

- Review of Careless Love

by Bill DeMain for PureMusic.com

- Music Reviews: Madeleine Peyroux

by Terry Lawson (10/10/2004) Detroit Free Press
(published in multiple newspapers)

- The Eight- Year Itch

by Rob Trucks (10/13/2004) for East Bay Express

- PEYROUX BREAKS SEVEN-YEAR SILENCE

By Sam Hurwitt (10/17/2004) for San Francisco Chronicle

- Jazz singer Peyroux flush with romance in her music

By Charles Levin (10/17/2004) for Santa Cruz Sentinel

- Stereophile review

By Robert Baird (10/2004)