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“+'Justments was released in 1974, the heyday of Bill Withers' unique soul croon. After his wildly successful studio albums Just As I Am and Still Bill, and the impressive live album Live At Carnegie Hall, Withers got to pick his own band to back him up. He chose members of Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, a group that rose to fame in the Funk scene in the early Seventies.” - Music On Vinyl

“Withers is in fine voice on “Stories”, accompanied by a stunning piano and harp arrangement. It’s an immense pleasure to hear him sing as if he’s standing on a mountaintop rather than gazing at his shoes. With James Gadson on drums, Melvin Dunlap on bass, and Withers on electric piano, “Heartbreak Road” lopes along with a tight rhythm and contagious melody. Strangely, the song is seldom accorded recognition on par with his more well known material. Similarly, “Can We Pretend” reaps numerous delights. Featuring Withers’s double-tracked voice and José Feliciano on guitar, it is just about as perfect a song as Withers ever recorded.” - PopMatters

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