Marca: Virgin Records América Inc.

Tienda: Amazon.es

Disponibilidad: En almacén, envío inmediato.

CD Stone'S Debut Delved Back Into The Deep Southern Roots Of The 1970S, But Now Mind, Body & Soul Is Dedicated To Original Material. Joss Features As Co-Writer On Nearly All Of Its Songs, With Veteran Singer Betty Wright Still Retaining A Strong Influence As Co-Producer And Vocal Coach. Stone'S Old-Style Grittiness Remains Intact, But There Are Moves To Surround Her Emotive Voice With A Modernised R&B Setting. Stone'S Highly Respected Team Includes Keyboardists Benny Lattimore And Timmy Thomas, And Drummers Cindy Blackman And ?Uestlove (From The Roots). Joss Has Also Collaborated With Lamont Dozier And Portishead'S Beth Gibbons. The Opening "Right To Be Wrong" Lays Down The Gauntlet Of Independence, Riddled With Pricking Guitar Fills, Surging Organ And Subtle Horn Swells. The Banal "Jet Lag" And "Understand" Are Her Least Inspiring Efforts, The Latter Featuring Some Of The Album'S Worst Lines ("I Keep Our Song On Repeat/On My Ipod, Even When I Sleep/And In My Dream I'M Holding You/Alone On An Island, Just We Two"). Stone'S Lyrics Are Trite Throughout, But They'Re Merely A Vehicle For Her Intense Vocal Expression. Several Tunes Are Spoiled By Clumping Drum Programs, But Even Within This Context, Stone'S Voice Rises Higher. The Album'S First Single, "You Had Me", Could Be Coming Straight From Destiny'S Child. The Compulsive Reggae Lope Of "Less Is More" Would Be A Wiser Choice. "Security" Might Be An Mor Ballad, But Even This Ascends Towards Its Conclusion--Stone Backed Up By An Incendiary Guitar Solo. Her Voice Is Always Mixed Suitably High, And Ultimately It'S Stone'S Sheer Vocal Prowess That Makes This Album Succeed. --Martin Longley Joss Stone Mind Body & Soul (2004 Uk 14-Track Cd Album Featuring The Brilliant Singles You Had Me Right To Be Wrong Spoiled & Dont Cha Wanna Ride Complete With Lyric Booklet)