Uncovered/Covered

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[9]
Crosswalk.com	(Mixed)[10]
News OK	(Positive)[11]
Soul Tracks	'Very highly recommended'[12]

Andy Kellman of Allmusic expressed that Lattimore and Moore 'keep it elegant and romantic the whole time'. Kellman praised their performances, writing 'Lattimore sounds as good as ever through the whole program, but his long-under-recognized wife shines so well, ably approaching nearly every song at a different angle, that he's pretty much outclassed'. Natasha Washington for News OK, similarly expressed 'at times, Moore outshines Lattimore in song, but each track's message is heartfelt'. [11]

Kellman also noted 'a handful of the tracks are second rate and could've been cut to make this a very tight single-disc release', he expressed Uncovered/Covered 'and Things That Lovers Do are more than strong enough, however, to warrant a third Lattimore/Moore album, not to mention a second gospel album, even though fans of both singers must be a little antsy for secular solo albums by now.'[9]

Andree Farias of crosswalk.com described 'the Uncovered disc is the romantic portion, a breezy affair full of smooth R&B numbers; Covered, on the other hand, covers the spiritual spectrum to a more urbanized contemporary gospel style.' Farias noted 'neither disc is all that didactic or revealing in their fields, offering instead tried-and-true generalities about what it means to love God and love each other, but they're nonetheless heartfelt'. In concluding Farias wrote, 'Uncovered/Covered is still an interesting concept project, even if its masterminds don't come across as experts in their subject matters.'[10]

For News OK, Natasha Washington described 'the "Uncovered" disc almost sounds like a marriage seminar as Lattimore and Moore share personal insight on the ups and downs of relationships, while "Covered" shares heartfelt praise and devotion of God's undeserved favor toward everyone.' In closing Washington wrote that 'while "Uncovered/Covered" contains many familiar soulful duets, the couple's sincerity casts aside doubts that the project is merely a studio invention.'[11]

Chris Rizik of Soul Tracks heralded the album as 'a real triumph -- a disc that captures their intelligent, thoughtful thesis of love and marriage and combines it with a level of sincere spirituality, all wrapped in a beautiful, creative musical tapestry' before noting 'it is flat out one of the best adult soul albums you'll hear this year.'[12]

Uncovered/Covered debuted and peaked at number 95 on the US Billboard 200 chart on the issue date October 28, 2006.[13] It fell to number 176 the following week, spending a total of 2 weeks on the chart.[14][15] On the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, the album appeared for a total of 11 weeks, peaking at number 10 in its first.[16] On the Top Gospel Albums chart, Uncovered/Covered peaked at number 2 in its first week, remaining in the top 10 for 4 weeks and appearing for a total of 29 weeks on the chart.[17].[18][19][20][21]