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JOSS DOES SOME SOUL SEARCHING Devon's most famous diva has named her third album Introducing Joss Stone because this time, she says, 'It's the real me.' Liz Jones meets the new reflective, wiser - and tougher - teenage soul sensation You know Joss Stone is in the building because you hear a ... named after the late Ms Springfield). Joss Stone isn't far behind and, as usual, she ...

Joss Stone's third CD betrays her early promise.(ETC.) Byline: Craig Semon COLUMN: RECORDINGS Joss Stone Introducing Joss Stone (Virgin) * *-1/2 Joss Stone, we hardly knew ye. Not only has the 19-year-o...

Joss Stone Shows Independence With CD NEW YORK - When Joss Stone hit the stage at a concert hall recently ... underlined by its title "Introducing Joss Stone." "It is me introducing mys...

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This wasn't supposed to be the world's first taste of Joss Stone. We just got lucky. As Joss was preparing to record what was supposed to be her debut album, she was introduced to some of the legends whose classic records she loved: The "Clean Up Woman," Miss Betty Wright, Timmy "Why Can't We Live Together" Thomas, Willie "Little Beaver" Hale, and Latimore, whose single "Let's Straighten It Out" still ranks as a peak of sultry '70's soul.

Release dates to be damned, Joss put her own songs on hold in favor of spending some time in the studio with those architects of the Miami soul sound. From there she ended up in Philadelphia with the masterminds of contemporary Soul and R&B, The Roots. What started out as a side project grew into an obsession for everyone involved.

Completed in only four days, The soul Sessions is a collection of classics and little-known Soul gems alongside some contemporary tracks re-interpreted by Joss and her titanic band of accomplices. We're unveiling her spine-bending take on "Chokin' Kind" to introduce you to her extraordinary voice, but to see just how far she can push a song, hold your breath until you hear her cover of 'The White Stripes' "Fell In Love With A Boy."