She had me

Just two weeks ago, May 14 to be precise, I uploaded the pre-debut album of Joss Stone. So now it's time for her real debut album: Mind, Body & Soul. This album delivered Joss a couple of hits, of which Right To Be Wrong (track 1 ) and You Had Me (Track 3) were the biggest. But, perhaps the most surprising thing about this album is that Joss got credits on every song on the album. Never alone, always along people like Steve Greenberg and Daniel Pierre (who both produced as well) or Dozier & Dozier (track 4). I don't now what her contribution was to these songs: music, lyrics or inspiration, but any which way still impressive.
Of course there has been some fuzz over her voice. How can a petite white good looking girl have a voice like that? That must be a studio trick. It's amazing what you can do with computers now a days. But it was Soul legend Patty LaBelle who came to Joss' aid by saying:
"Joss Stone just happened to wake up one morning with all this soul that had to come out. So people better not be thinking it's a gimmick. It's for real. She was born like that. She didn't practice it. It just happened that she opened her mouth and a big black woman comes out. The girl can just sing."
Curious what the turmoil is about? Find out for yourself.

2004 - Mind, Body & Soul

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