Joss Stone, Mind, Body & Soul - 1h 12m 32s

Tracks & Durations

1. Right to be Wrong	4:43
2. Jet Lag	4:03
3. You Had Me	4:01
4. Spoiled	4:05
5. Don't Cha Wanna Ride	3:33
6. Less is More	4:19
7. Security	4:32
8. Young At Heart	4:12
9. Snake Find Ladders	3:37
10. Understand	3:49
11. Don't Know How	4:03
12. Torn & Tattered	4:00
13. Killing Time	5:14
14. Sleeping Like A Child	15:29
15. Unknown	2:45

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Review

These days, it seems anyone can make an R&B album. However, recording a soul album takes that special intangible element. The 17-year-old Devon, England, native first proved that she has it with The Soul Sessions, a collection of rare soul grooves. She does it here again with Mind, Body & Soul, her first album of original material. For those who thought that Stone could only interpret vintage ballads, witness the midtempo attitude of "Jet Lag." Backed by a thumping backbeat, Stone tells of a love of so all-encompassing that it is physically draining. On lead single, "You Had Me," Stone takes the persona of a woman done wrong with biting edge and a funky wah-wah guitar introduces her "get lost" sentiment over an infectious hook. Mind, Body & Soul also features a host of moving ballads that are reminiscent of the more downtempo fare characteristic of The Soul Sessions. The choir-backed "Security" is an organ-touched tale of love and support in the wake of tragedy. "Spoiled," a song Stone wrote with the legendary Lamont and Beau Dozier of Dozier-Holland-Dozier, is a romantically lush offering in which Stone's alto caresses the piano-driven arrangement. Other Mind, Body & Soul highlights include the hypnotic "Snakes & Ladders" and the roots reggae vibe of "Less Is More." While The Soul Sessions introduced Stone to the world, this album will make her placement in the soul canon undeniable. --Rashaun Hall

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