Greatest Hits | James Morrison

Product Code: BELIEVE013CD

EAN: 5052442021551
Catalogue Code: BELIEVE013CD
Title: Greatest Hits
Principle Contributor: James Morrison
Contributors: James Morrison
Genre: Rock/Pop, Singer/Songwriter,
Produced by Label/Studio: Believe Recordings, 2022
Published by: Proper Music Distribution, 11 Feb 2022
Format: CD / Album Digipak,
Media: 1 disc(s)

£5.00 £3.33

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Disc 1
1. Who s Gonna Love Me Now? - James Morrison
2. Don t Mess With Love - James Morrison
3. You Give Me Something (Refreshed) - James Morrison
4. Broken Strings (Refreshed) - James Morrison
5. Wonderful World (Refreshed) - James Morrison
6. I Won t Let You Go (Refreshed) - James Morrison
7. You Make It Real (Refreshed) - James Morrison
8. This Boy (Refreshed) - James Morrison
9. Precious Love (Refreshed) - James Morrison
10. Please Don t Stop the Rain (Refreshed) - James Morrison
11. Too Late for Lullabies (Refreshed) - James Morrison
12. My Love Goes On (Feat. Joss Stone) [refreshed] - James Morrison
13. So Beautiful (Refreshed) - James Morrison
14. Up (Refreshed) - James Morrison
15. The Pieces Don t Fit Anymore (Refreshed) - James Morrison

Cover Notes: James Morrison returns with the newly reworked 'Greatest Hits' album. James's powers of reinvention take on varying forms throughout the album. Stripped of its pop-leaning production and Nelly Furtado's featured vocal, 'Broken Strings' is a far more sombre experience that gains a deeper emotional impact. His breakthrough 'You Give Me Something' has a more nuanced live feel, not only within the music but also with his now huskier, bluesy tone, while 'I Won't Let You Go' takes on a fervent, gospel-tinged energy. And 'You Make It Real' is a particularly stellar example of James channelling all of the ups and downs that come with long-term relationships to sing a love song that comes straight from the heart. Both versions of the songs co-exist very naturally together. The originals still have the freshness that they first had, but now they have a wealth of memories attached to them. Meanwhile, the newer versions show that a great song can evolve very organically over time, especially as an artist's ability grows in tandem.

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