Joss Stone, The Soul Sessions - 42m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Chokin' Kind	3:37
2. Super Duper Love	4:22
3. Fell In Love With A Boy	3:40
4. Victim Of a foolish Heart	5:33
5. Dirty Man	3:01
6. Some Kind of Wonderfull	3:58
7. I've Fallen in love with you	4:31
8. I Had a Dream	3:03
9. All The King's Horses	3:05
10. For The Love Of You	7:33

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Review

Not every 16-year-old white, English girl can hang with the likes of Betty Wright ("Clean Up Woman") and Angie Stone. Joss Stone (no relation), however, is blessed with a strong voice and a will to sing old-school soul. This debut CD is worthy of more than novelty status, though. Wisely avoiding iconic songs by the genre's biggest names, Stone and a production team that includes Wright opt for lesser-known tunes more often by the likes of Laura Lee, Joe Simon, and the Soul Brothers Six--not to mention their digging out (with guest co-producer ?uestlove from the Roots) the great soul lyric in the White Stripes' "Fell in Love with a (Boy)." Joss Stone occasionally misses a connection; her "Some Kind of Wonderful" is listless, and when she develops a bit more subtlety, it'll be welcome. But The Soul Sessions has a spark beyond the album's obvious good taste. --Rickey Wright

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