Trio - the complete trio collection
Dolly Parton
Emneord
Minder om
Summer of soul (- or, when the revolution could not be televised) : original motion picture soundtrack
Eric Clapton
Eric Clapton
Taking the good with the bad
Thorbjørn Risager
Nothing's real
Shura
What kinda music
Tom Misch
Pick me up off the floor
Norah Jones
Trainman Blues
Trainman Blues
Forevher
Shura
Min mormors gebis : + 17 andre rim for børn (og voksne)
Dissing & Las
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Blues rock review
d. 28. juni 2017
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Pete Francis
d. 28. juni 2017
" ... The Storm is well worth the wait. While ZZ Ward has definite pop appeal, she certainly isn't leaving her blues influences behind. ZZ Ward grew up on the blues listening to Howlin' Wolf, Robert Johnson and Big Mama Thornton, and that influence is clear from the get-go ... There's no sophomore slump on The Storm. Once again, ZZ Ward delivers with powerful vocal performances and well crafted songs".
AllMusic
2017
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine
2017
"A record that nimbly walks the line dividing modern and retro rock-soul. As a singer, she's firmly grounded in tradition, a big, powerful belter in the vein of Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin. She also has a fondness for traditional song structures, whether it's a 12-bar rave ("Let It Burn") or classic soul ("Hold On"), but The Storm never feels like it's a throwback, thanks to Ward's insistence on camouflaging her fascination with yesteryear in modern dress".