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1 Change [Vinnie Jones Intro] Proctor-Standridge/ :35
2 Girl They Won't Believe It Stone/Saadiq 3:15
3 Headturner Stone/Mann/Redding 3:16
4 Tell Me 'Bout It Saadiq/Ozuna/Stone 2:49
5 Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now Lynn/Reyes/Stone 4:22
6 Put Your Hands on Me Stone/Saadiq 2:58
7 Music Michel/Saadiq/Stone 3:41
8 Arms of My Baby Stone/Shorten/P 2:52
9 Bad Habit Stone/P/Shorten 3:41
10 Proper Nice Corea/Alford/Saadiq 3:24
11 Bruised But Not Broken Warren 4:15
12 Baby Baby Baby Shorten/Stone/P 4:35
13 What Were We Thinking Stone/Saadiq 4:24
14 Music [Outro] Saadiq/Stone 3:48
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Introducing Joss Stone

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Virgin/EMI

Style: Soul

Introducing Joss Stone

UPC: 094637626825

Release Date: 03/20/2007

Original Release Date: 03/20/2007

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Change [Vinnie Jones Intro], Girl They Won't Believe It, Headturner, Tell Me 'Bout It, Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now, Put Your Hands on Me, Music, Arms of My Baby, Bad Habit, Proper Nice, Bruised But Not Broken, Baby Baby Baby, What Were We Thinking, Music [Outro]]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Joss Stone defiantly titled her third album Introducing Joss Stone, dismissing her first two albums with one smooth stroke. Stone claims those records were made under record label pressure, but as a young adult of 19, she's free to pursue her muse in her own fashion. However, Introducing Joss Stone isn't radically different from what Stone has done before. The professional in-the-pocket grooves have been replaced by drum loops, the warm burnished sound has been ditched in favor of crisp, bright sonics, Harlan Howard covers are pushed aside for cameos by Common and Lauryn Hill. It's a cosmetic change that works: Introducing does sound brighter, fresher than her other two albums, pitched partway between Amy Winehouse and Christina Aguilera, yet sounding very much like Texas at their prime. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi