Joss Stone Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos. Widescreen Entertainment!
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1 Fell In Love With A Boy
2 Super Duper Love
3 You Had Me
4 Right To Be Wrong
5 Spoiled
6 Cry Baby Cry - Santana ft. Joss Stone & Sean Paul
7 Don´t Cha Wanna Ride
8 Tell Me 'Bout It
9 Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now - Joss Stone Ft. Common
10 'Gimme Shelter' - Angelique Kidjo & Joss Stone (Analogue)
11 Baby Baby Baby
12 Karma
13 The Best Thing About Me Is You - Ricky Martin ft. Joss Stone
14 While You're Out Looking For Sugar
15 The High Road
16 The Love We Had (Stays On My Mind)
17 'Teardrops' - Joss Stone & Leigh Coleman
18 No Man’s Land - Joss Stone Ft. Jeff Beck (Poppy Appeal 2014)
19 The Answer
20 Stuck On You
21 Oceans
Special Live & Featured Videos
22 Big ol Game (Analogue)
23 Mrs#1 - Yes Sir Boss ft Joss Stone
24 Come Together - Yes Sir Boss ft Joss Stone
25 It's a Man's World (Coco Mademoiselle)
26 Stoned Out Of My Mind (Live)
27 Teardrops (Live)
0:1:46:00 DVD Runtime
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BIOGRAPHY
British vocalist Joss Stone was only 16 years old when she appeared on the universal pop/rock radar in 2003, ready to challenge the pop domination of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera with a grown-up sound that belied her young age. Positioning herself among more established and credible artists (Norah Jones, Jill Scott, Nikka Costa), Stone soon garnered a devoted audience at home and abroad, first for her reinterpretations of classic soul gems (The Soul Sessions) and, one year later, for her songwriting chops and sultry delivery (Mind, Body & Soul). Introducing Joss Stone, which featured appearances from Common and the ever-elusive Lauryn Hill, arrived in 2007, followed by Colour Me Free! in 2009. ~ MacKenzie Wilson