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In page Baby I'm Burnin':
"Billboard reviewed the single and called the it "a high-energy change of pace for Parton." The review went on to say Parton's vocals "punch against the cooking groove of a track" which is "highlighted by horns and syn drums."[1] Billboard reviewed the single again the following week, this time calling the song "a fiery rocker" and said that that it had "a disco edge at times." They added that " Parton's crispy, high pitched vocals add to the rockish feel."[2] Cashbox gave a positive review of the single, saying that the double-sided release "should cover all the bases." They compared "Baby I'm Burnin'" to Elvis Presley's "Way Down" and conclude by saying that both sides "should receive much airplay."[3]
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