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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This release smells distinctly like a last-ditch attempt by Virgin to squeeze money out of Stone before she moved to her own label, but it still covers Joss Stone's hits from the years 2003-2009. Opening with the White Stripes cover song that made her famous: Fell In Love With a Boy (Originally 'girl' but gender reversed for Stone's version) and running through her hits - the instantly recognizable 'You Had Me' and her cover of Nat 'King' Coles 'L-O-V-E'. 'Spoiled' and 'Bruised but not Broken' showcase Stone's variety and this five year retrospective has all of her hits and some fan favorites.'Snakes and Ladders' would have been nice, along with her collaboration with Jeff Beck 'I Put a Spell On You', but I'm sure that these are not everyone's choices.
It seems like Joss Stone has been around for much longer than she is, and even without listening to her very mature voice it is very easy to forget that she is only 23. The first of many 'Best of' collections for her music, and I'm sure it will prove to be the least complete 'Best of' compilation when looked at in the future.
It seems like Joss Stone has been around for much longer than she is, and even without listening to her very mature voice it is very easy to forget that she is only 23. The first of many 'Best of' collections for her music, and I'm sure it will prove to be the least complete 'Best of' compilation when looked at in the future.
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As usual, Joss has come up trumps with this album. It has all her well known hits plus a lot more! As with all of Joss Stones' work, once you have listened to the whole album, you just have to put it back on & listen all over again.
Brilliant!! I would definitely recommend this album to all her fans, plus ones' yet to become one of the millions that already are!!
Brilliant!! I would definitely recommend this album to all her fans, plus ones' yet to become one of the millions that already are!!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Not the most complete" best of", but good enough for casual fans
19 Jan 2012
Format:Audio CD
If it had been up to Joss Stone, this "best of" set would've never seen the light of day. Let's just say the free-spirited British soultress didn't always see eye to eye with her record label EMI so an agreement was made that in order to set her free from their control for good, they'd get to release a greatest hits set. Good thing Joss got the final say on the artwork and the title, because Super Duper Hits has to be one of the most lame titles I've ever heard.
The Best of Joss Stone compiles the diva's best known singles from her 2003 debut Soul Sessions to her 2009 final EMI record Colour Me Free. The evolution from a young teen with a voice beyond her years covering a pop rock song (the psycedelic Fell in Love with a Boy) as well as older soul tunes (Super Duper Love) and recording contemporary material based in that same sound (You Had Me, the smoldering late nighter Spoiled, and Don't Cha Wanna Ride) to a young woman taking control of her sexuality (Tell Me 'Bout It) and her career (the old school funk of Free Me). Also included is Stone's cover of the Nat King Cole classic L-O-V-E from the Chanel perfume ads featuring Keira Knightly.
Casual listeners who want a sample of Joss Stone's work, go for it and make sure you check out the rest of her albums. Everyone else need not apply.
The Best of Joss Stone compiles the diva's best known singles from her 2003 debut Soul Sessions to her 2009 final EMI record Colour Me Free. The evolution from a young teen with a voice beyond her years covering a pop rock song (the psycedelic Fell in Love with a Boy) as well as older soul tunes (Super Duper Love) and recording contemporary material based in that same sound (You Had Me, the smoldering late nighter Spoiled, and Don't Cha Wanna Ride) to a young woman taking control of her sexuality (Tell Me 'Bout It) and her career (the old school funk of Free Me). Also included is Stone's cover of the Nat King Cole classic L-O-V-E from the Chanel perfume ads featuring Keira Knightly.
Casual listeners who want a sample of Joss Stone's work, go for it and make sure you check out the rest of her albums. Everyone else need not apply.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Really?
24 Dec 2011
Format:Audio CD
How can any Joss Stone compilation leave out "Jet Lag" and "Snakes and Ladders"? Those two songs made me a lifelong fan of her work. Those songs groove harder and have better lyrics than over half of her songs, combined.
I love everything Joss does, but come on. Really?
I love everything Joss does, but come on. Really?
3 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Best of Josh
30 Oct 2011
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
She brought her best. It's amazing to listen to them all on one tape. This CD is just like josh, Ear Candy!
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