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 Set The Tone - Nate James
 Set The Tone - Nate James ... Tracklisting1 Said I'd Show You 2 Message 3 Get This Right 4 Pretend 5 Universal 6 Set The Tone 7 Funky Love - James, Nate & Carmen Reece 8 Justify Me 9 I Don't Wanna Fight 10 I'll Decline - James, Nate & Dawn Robinson 11 Impossible 12 Can't Stop 13 Shake Out 14 Still On My Own - Sway & Nate James Newest Review: ... and time again. It seems as if the UK has a reputation and, perhaps, expectation that their soul singers cannot compare to ... more ... those coming from the States. Nate James' debut album is a testament that this is a load of nonsense...
From the off, you can tell that this is a 'proper' soul album, not r&b trying to be soulful to get a few more sales. The first track, 'Said I'd Show You' starts with some chunky beats and a nice funky guitar lick while Nate sings along with his typically smooth voice.
'The Message' (the second track on the album) was Nate James' first single and was released in September 2005. This is an excellent track which s...more |
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Set The Tone - Nate James: Set The Tone (867 words)
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Nate James is an English soul/r&b singer/songwriter, 'Set The Tone' is his debut album which was released in August 2005 on the Universal Music record label. Tracklist: 1 Said I'd Show You 2 Message 3 Get This Right 4 Pretend 5 Universal 6 Set The Tone 7 Funky Love feat. Carmen Reece 8 Justify Me 9 I Don't Wanna Fight 10 I'll Decline feat. Dawn Robinson 11 Impossible 12 Can't Stop There are very few British soul singers whose talent allows them to even get a record deal, let alone a deal with one of the 'majors' so the fact that Universal signed Nate James before he had ... Read the complete review
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