When I '' Fallin "first heard in the Radion, I was immediately impressed by the title. Since it is but nowadays often bitterly disappointed by CD new shooting stars [one or two good songs, the rest bad], I was afraid afraid to buy Alicia Keys' album. But when I did it a few months later but I was pleasantly surprised: the very first title, the piano number "Piano & I" [really only useful as an intro] tore me the melody and Alicia's voice. As then "Girlfriend" and "How Come You Do not Call Me" [cover version ...] turned out as well, I was convinced that in having done no mistake in this CD. However, there as a smaller boring Durchhaenger in "Troubles" and "Rock Wit U", which I did not continue to give attention, as the following ten pieces all again 'rock', especially the already known "A Woman's Worth", the ballad " Goodbye "," Never Felt This Way ", and" Why Do I Feel So Sad "and the melodious R'n'B numbers" Jane Doe "," Mr. Man ", and" Lovin 'U'. This album has certainly earned the title "R'n'B CD of the Year", all reviews defiance. "Songs In A Minor" is especially people like that take time for the development of each song, because sometimes you have to have more than once heard a song before like it [z. B. "A Woman's Worth", "Caged Bird"].
