Good Thing Going

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[4]
Slant Magazine	[5]
American Songwriter	[6]
My Kind of Country	A−[7]

Rick Anderson of Allmusic said: "Good Thing Going finds Vincent bringing all of those styles together to create a very solid and enjoyable program." He also said the album is "very highly recommended".[8]

Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine gives the album 3 out of a possible 5 stars and writes, "What distinguishes Vincent from the artist to whom she’s most frequently compared, Alison Krauss, is her aggressive vocals; perhaps more so than any contemporary country singer, Vincent’s power and phrasing recall the great Connie Smith."[5]

Lizza Connor Bowen of American Songwriter gives the album 4 stars and writes, "Seven is certainly Rhonda Vincent’s lucky number. This seven-time International Bluegrass Association female vocalist bowed her seventh Rounder album, Good Thing Going, this January. As the title implies, it’s a testament to why she remains the reigning empress of bluegrass."[6]

My Kind of Country's Razor X gives the album an A- and says, "Good Thing Going is a more eclectic set of songs than we’d heard to date from Rhonda, with elements of traditional folk, Western swing and contemporary country offered up alongside the standard bluegrass."[7]

Exclaim!'s Kerry Doole reviews the album and writes, "Her purity of tone and phrasing are impeccable, and there's a pleasing variety to the material, from slow, hurtin? songs like "Scorn of A Lover? to jaunty romp "Hit Parade Of Love."[9]

• Hunter Berry – fiddle, mandolin
• Kathy Chiavola – backing vocals
• Stuart Duncan – fiddle
• Kevin "Swine" Grantt – upright bass
• Daniel Grindstaff – 5 string dobro
• Andy Hall – resonator guitar
• Becky Isaacs Bowman – backing vocals
• Andy Leftwich – mandolin
• Jesse McReynolds – mandolin
• Russell Moore – backing vocals on "I Give All My Love to You"
• Tom Roady – percussion
• Adam Steffey – mandolin
• Ron Stewart – banjo
• Bryan Sutton – acoustic guitar
• Keith Urban – duet vocals on "The Water is Wide"
• Darrin Vincent – double bass, backing vocals
• Rhonda Vincent – mandolin, vocals
• Josh Williams – acoustic guitar, mandolin, backing vocals