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Joss Stone - The Soul Sessions (2003)
Cover Front Album
Artist/Composer Joss Stone
Length 42:08
Format CD
Genre Soul; Urban Crossover
Label S-Curve
Index 449
Collection Status In Collection
Packaging Jewel Case
Musicians
Vocals Joss Stone
Credits
Songwriter joss stone the soul sessions
Track List
01 Chokin' Kind 03:36
02 Super Duper Love (Are You Diggin' On Me?) Part 1 04:19
03 Fell In Love With A Boy 03:38
04 Victim Of A Foolish Heart 05:31
05 Dirty Man 02:58
06 Some Kind Of Wonderful 03:56
07 I've Fallen In Love With You 04:29
08 I Had A Dream 03:01
09 All The King's Horses 03:03
10 For The Love Of You, Parts 1 & 2 07:37
Personal
Purchase Date 24-4-2004
Price € 14,99
Store Media Markt
Rating 70%
Details
Spars DDD
Rare No
Sound Stereo
Notes
English singer Joss Stone was just 16 when she emerged on the pop/rock scene in 2003. Ready to take on the pop domination of Britney and Christina with a sound wise beyond her teenage years, Stone positioned herself among the more established and credible artists (Norah Jones, Jill Scott, Nikka Costa) reigning adult alternative pop/rock. Born Joscelyn Eve Stoker in 1987, the sun-kissed blonde darling grew up listening to American soul and R&B. Aretha Franklin was a favorite and in time, Stone realized that she possessed an impressive throaty vocal style with both depth and emotion, much like her idols. In 2002, Stone took a chance. She left her family home in Devon, England (also home to Coldplay's Chris Martin) for an audition in New York City. Stone wowed S-Curve CEO Steve Greenberg with her rendition of Donna Summer's "On the Radio," and landed herself a deal. R&B/soul pioneer Betty Wright joined Stone for her first recording, becoming an instant mentor and friend to the impressionable girl with big dreams. Vocalist Angie Stone and the Roots also assisted Stone in the studio in 2003 for what became The Soul Sessions EP. A riveting set of 1970s classics by the likes of Laura Lee and Bettye Swann, as well as tracks by Wright and Franklin, The Soul Sessions EP was accentuated by fellow Miami soul musicians Benny Latimore, Timmy Thomas, and Little Beaver. S-Curve couldn't wait to tell the world about their one-of-a-kind starlet with an old soul, therefore Stone hurriedly crafted this neo-soul gem in just four days. In early 2004, Stone introduced herself to the MTV generation with the funky strut of "Fell in Love With a Boy," which was a rework of the White Stripes hit "Fell in Love With a Girl."