Leela James is back after four "A Change Is Gonna Come", the debut album of soulful lady and based on the success of it, had landed cleanly pinnacle of Warner who interest and public criticism does not seem to mean much. But do we understand one day expectations of major companies? I'm not sure about wanting elsewhere. short, she went back with this self-produced album, and published by Shanachie album containing 100% of occasions. one thing is sure, Leela James still sings as well, putting his vote in the manner of Aretha Franklin or Tina Turner, gnashing her voice as the rhythm and inflection of the measure. His voice is the first pleasant surprise of "Let's do it again", she is still there, it took maturity, investment, you feel the band playing behind and all fits to the coat.
side track-listing, some obvious choices parraissent as the resumption of "Clean Up Woman" Betty Wright and the "Simply Beautiful" Al Green but I admit it surprised me with this cover of "Miss You "the Stones with the groove that she introduces shines a little more with each new listen. In the end, it is a disk who kindly settle here as a classic, resolutely turned towards the past but do not forget to sound less deep bass at risk, and that's the worst that it wishes to be dancing at the crowds concert halls frantically.
Miss You - Leela James
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