August 13, 200619 yr 5 (from 6) James Morrison - You Give Me Something http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/9858670.JPG Alongside Paolo Nutini, James Morrison is the latest UK male singer/ songwriter hoping to repeat James Blunt's meteoric rise to fame of last year. The owner of probably the most gobsmacking, charismatic, rootsy soul voice (somewhere between Al Green and Otis Redding) to emerge from a white Englishman, James Morrison releases his debut single, 'You Give Me Something', which is taken from his forthcoming album 'Undiscovered'. With a distinct lyrical intensity, this is a soaring bittersweet ballad, co-written and produced by Eg White (who wrote ‘Leave Right Now’ for Will Young). - HMV track listing 1. You Give Me Something 2. Is Anybody Home? Discussion thread
August 13, 200619 yr I think I just got tired of James Morrison, it does get dull after a few listens.
August 13, 200619 yr 4 (from 2) Rihanna - Unfaithful http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/UNFAITHFULCDS.JPG Focusing on progressing as an artist, Rihanna releases 'Unfaithful' - the compelling track of heartbreak. Penned by her label-mate Ne-Yo and Stargate, the song documents the tragic decay of a relationship when another person starts cheating. track listing * 1. Unfaithful [Radio Edit] * 2. SOS [Moto Blanco Remix] Discussion thread here
August 13, 200619 yr Author I think I just got tired of James Morrison, it does get dull after a few listens. You are fed up with everything this week! :rofl:
August 13, 200619 yr I think I just got tired of James Morrison, it does get dull after a few listens. :blink: Dull after a few listens? I assume you didn't listen to him much then to get him to number one for two weeks? :P :rofl: :smoke:
August 13, 200619 yr I really liked this song, but like Shakira it got really dull, really quickly. ...Rihanna on the other hand, amazingly, gets better after every listen! :o I'd never have said that after Pon De Replay and SOS :lol:
August 13, 200619 yr 3 (from 3) Christina Aguilera Ain't No Other Man http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/AGUILERA.JPG 'Ain't No Other Man' marks the sexy upbeat return of pop's dirrtiest starlet, Christina Aguilera. Produced by DJ Premier and Charles Roane, 'Ain't No Other Man' is a modern take on vintage jazz, soul and blues from the 1920s, '30s and '40s, creating a wildly inventive sound that's gritty and raw, and is taken from her brand new album 'Back To Basics'. - HMV track listing 1. Ain’t No Other Man [Radio Version] 2. Ain’t No Other Man [instrumental] Discussion thread here
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