Review of the album: "will amaze you with its powerful lyrics and truly likable music."

Adrien Begrand's review: "...his own razor-sharp words slice through the shallow slop of almost all 9-11-inspired music that has come out to date."

Review by Bill Nevins: "He's picked a fight he feels is worth fighting; a battle for the soul of this country, and perhaps the future of the world. Jerusalem is a rousing opening salvo."

Warner's review: "Not Earle's best overall, but an essential listen, if only for the messages within."

John Metzger's review: "Jerusalem is still a superb effort with some of the finest songs of Earle's distinguished career."

Review by Keith Phipps: "one of his most memorable recordings."