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Grammy and Brit award winner Joss Stone’s ‘Stone’d Records’ label has joined forces with the label that first signed her, S- Curve Records, for the follow up to Stone’s massive 5 million selling debut album “The Soul Sessions”. “The Soul Sessions Volume 2” will be a joint release between Stone’d and S-Curve and will be released under license in the UK through Warner Music on July 22nd.

 

Tracklisting:

 

1. I Got the Blues

2. (For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People

3. While You're Out Looking For Sugar

4. Sideways Shuffle

5. I Don't Wanna Be With Nobody But You

6. Teardrops

7. Stoned Out of My Mind

8. The Love We Had (Stays On My Mind)

9. The High Road

10. Pillow Talk

11. Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye

12. One Love

13. The First Taste of Hurt

14. Count the Days

15. Nothing Takes the Place of You

 

Exciting stuff, if it's anything like the first album this will be AMAZING.

Edited June 8, 201213 yr by Davidson

Great news, I loved her first two albums and liked the third, but she's gone downhill SO fast, Karma from the last album was amazing though. A return to the old soul covers that made her amazing should reignite my love.

On her last album she was trying way too hard to be authentic. She has a good voice but I just don't like (most of) her material.

This'll be interesting.

 

I feel she's never really hit the nail with her music. Her first album was her best, along with her second.

This'll be interesting.

 

I feel she's never really hit the nail with her music. Her first album was her best, along with her second.

 

Certainly, I have to agree slightly. I do absolutely love her first two albums to bits, and Introducing was good as well but the last two albums haven't been that great, however I do still like them as I would love anything with her vocals on as for me, she has one of my favourite voices in the music industry and the last two albums still have some gems like 'Governmentalist' and 'Last To Know'. I am really hoping this will be brilliant, which I think it has the potential to be if its anything like the first Soul Sessions. 'Teardrops' is a Womack & Womack cover as well I believe, which I especially look forward to.

First single:

 

every artist goes through transition, her 1st 2 albums played non stop in my car, yeah can see what direction she wants, looking forward to future works

What a comeback! DEAD.

 

This album is brilliant, right back to the greatness of her first two releases. Shame that the level of interest is so low in her now, with a voice like her's she should be a voice of a GENERATION.

The lack of interest in this is making me very sad.

 

Fantastic performance of 'High Road' from the album: