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Artist: Joss Stone
Title Of Album: Colour Me Free
Year Of Release: Oct-20-2009
Label: Virgin Records
Genre: Soul / R&B / Blues
Bitrate: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Total Time: 52:33 min
Total Size: 68,6 MB
Tracklist
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01. Free Me 03:53
02. Could Have Been You 04:52
03. Parallel Lines (Feat. Jeff Beck & Sheila E.) 04:27
04. Lady 04:22
05. 4 And 20 05:06
06. Big 'ol Game (Feat. Raphael Saadiq) 04:30
07. Governmentalist (Feat. Nas) 05:42
08. Incredible 02:46
09. You Got The Love 03:35
10. I Believe It To My Soul (Feat. David Sanborn) 04:30
11. Stalemate (Feat. Jamie Hartman) 04:19
12. Girlfriend On Demand 04:31
Colour Me Free! is the forthcoming fourth studio album by English soul singer–songwriter Joss Stone. Originally scheduled for an April 2009 release, Stone's label, EMI, pushed back the album's release to July; it was ultimately confirmed to be released on October 20, 2009. The lead single is "Free Me", released on September 22, which "is about being free in every sense, especially in music senses", as Stone told German Radio Bonn.
