Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Naturally - 40m 22s

Tracks & Durations

1. How Do You Let a Good Man Down?	3:02
2. Natural Born Lover	3:04
3. Stranded In Your Love (Featuring LEE FIELDS)	5:46
4. My Man is a Mean Man	3:16
5. You're Gonna Get It	4:59
6. How Long Do I Have To Wait For You?	4:03
7. This Land is Your Land	4:31
8. Your Thing is a Drag	3:33
9. Fish in the Dish	3:18
10. All Over Again	4:42

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Review

Sometimes it takes a Sharon Jones to remind us that being a great performer is not necessarily the same as being a great Gap model, and vice versa. To believe the hype, exterior aesthetics kept this soul/funk singer from getting the recognition she deserved early in her career. Now she's pushing 50, but Naturally (Jones' second full-length album with the Dap-Kings) proves that she can still sing circles around just about anything in hot pants.

When it comes to running down the great songs on this CD, it's hard to know where to begin. "How Long Do I have to Wait for You" is as smooth and winning as the irresistible lovers Jones sings about on many of these tracks. Most of the material deals with matters of the heart, although Jones' rendition of Woody Guthrie's "This Land is Your Land" reveals her political side. (In live performances Jones goes even further, singing a plan to stop paying taxes.) "Stranded in Your Love" is like a warm-weather version of "Baby It's Cold Outside." And the big romantic finish on this album, "All Over Again" must immediately be taken up as the new, must-play, wedding dance song. Naturally is a gift to R&B and should help the genre win new fans--with an album this infectious, you'd have to be made of stone to resist the funk. --Leah Weathersby

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