". . . At last, we have a new Jesse Winchester studio album; nine finely crafted original gems and three excellent covers. . . . His music has often blended Memphis R 'n' B traditions with country and folk influences. This album also has a very strong influence of early rock 'n' roll, particularly the ballad tradition of singers like Roy Orbison, a bit of jazz and, perhaps in a nod to the sounds that waft through the Virginia countryside where he now lives, a hefty dose of bluegrass. (4 ½ stars)" --Mike Regenstreif,Montreal Gazette". . . [Winchester is a] warm, congenial countrypolitan singer. Let Jesse fill your tank with genteel tastes of downhome country shuffles, '50s-style, swing-and-sway teen rock, folk gospel and more at theLove Filling Station." --Jonathan Takiff,Philadelphia Daily News"[Love Filling Station]features all the breathtaking beauty of Winchester's wisdom. His take on love comes from somewhere that feels like the center of his soul; he's aware of the permanence of human feelings at the same time sensing the transitory trajectory of the heart. . . . A voice that borders on a weary angel. There is a sense of immortality in that sound, like the planets luckily aligned just right for him. . . . There aren't enough Jesse Winchesters in this world, artists who use a guiding star to plot their course and then have the guts to stick to it. . . . We should follow him wherever he wants to go, using his heartfelt music for fuel so we can hopefully keep up." --Bill Bentley,Sonic Boomers"A beautiful set of insightful, laidback songs filled with his sly wit and delivered with his unmistakable voice. There's always been a "front porch" intimacy to his best work, and this album is no exception. Very highly recommended." --Gene Hyde,CD Hotlist for Libraries"For Jesse's fans, this is five-star stuff. For everyone else, it's a great place to get acquainted." --Jeff Burger,No Depression