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"Stuart has an incredible sense for each song she performs. She can play the acoustic and electric guitar with equal deftness and passion...she lays it all on the line in every song. This woman is a monument to the blues. It's time she got all the respect she deserves as one of the most important contributors to the genre and a trailblazer for women artists all over the world"
  —Keith "Muzikman" Hannaleck, Blues Matters, U.K. Jan 2003

"On Can't Find No Heaven, Alice Stuart proves she deserves mention in the same breath as Bonnie Raitt and Rory Block as a blues interpreter."
  —Acoustic Guitar Magazine, Feb 2003

"This is one of the best blues releases by a lady for many a year. She's brilliant"
  —John Bates, Blues Association of Southeast Queensland (Australia) March, 2003

"Alice can put many male and female bluz guitar slingers acronnin' with their tails tucked between their legs...not a sleeper song on the whole CD. She can kick out some rough & ready roadhouse blues-n-boogie that would make Muddy Waters step to the side and ask her to join him...she kicks some major frigging ass people. She has a voice that could melt the Polar Ice Cap..."
  —Steve "Big Daddy" Harvel, Bluz Harp, August 2002

"A warm, soulful sound from a Stateswoman of the Blues, which should put Alice back in the National spotlight."
  —Sounds of Seattle, Vol 4, Summer 2002

"She blew us away. Alice is a full-of-energy, captivating performer...it's her electric playing that will really set you on your ear. Onstage she moves as fluidly as a 20 year old, and looks as comfortable as if she were in her own living room. She'll knock your socks off."
  —Steve Witt, Silver Platter Chatter Newsletter, March, 2000 (Seattle)

"The years haven't diminished her much. She can still play guitar and make you wanna' cry."
  —Willamette Week, (Oregon) Oct. 2000

"Stuart has one of those tough, pure, believable voices that crop up every once in a while...(she's) also the kind of Gibralter-solid rhythm guitarist musicians love to hear chugging behind them in a band She has an amazing ability to play right in the pocket."
  —Paul de Barros, The Seattle Times, Feb 2000

"She gives the impression that she has not lost years of career but has saved them..."
  —David Wilson, Mountain Messenger, Sept 1999