"It's disheartening to find the writer of "Visions of Johanna," and a hundred other cryptic, haunting songs that have inspired countless poets, coming up with titles like "Wiggle Wiggle" and "Handy Dandy." Given a tough, trash-can production by Don Was, David Was and Jack Frost, the record's trusty blues rock sounds strong; a host of rock royalty keeps things rolling - George Harrison, David Crosby, Slash, Bruce Hornsby and a truly fine Al Kooper. Dylan's voice, as dazzlingly expressive as a great bluesman's, sounds sharp, too. The drag is that Dylan doesn't have much to say - or a really memorable way to say it"