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This Way
Artist : Jewel
List Price : $7.98 USD
Your Price : $6.99 USD
ProductGroup: Music
Release Date : 2001-11-13
Studio : Atlantic / Wea
Label : Atlantic / Wea
Avg. Customer Rating :  (326 reviews)
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Customer Reviews for This Way
Not Pop Not Country Not Rock Just JEWEL
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Original is the only word I have to describe Jewel's style. She stands alone as the very best singer/entertainer today. This is one of her very best albums and there is nobody out there today who has more Talent. Buy this album relax and go where she has been and beyond. Her mother sure named her right. I've had this album like 7 years and it is still just as good now as it was new.
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This is really good music. My favorite one is Serve the Ego. I can listen to it all day.
Editorial Reviews for This Way Audio Cd
Amazon.com
It's easy to see that Jewel wants to lighten up. With two previous multimillion-selling albums (and a couple of much-scorned but popular books) filled with earnest, clueless revelations behind her, the singer-songwriter comes a little closer to ground with This Way. "Give it hell 'til the end," a former compatriot urges her on "Till We Run Out of Road," her version of Jackson Browne's "The Load Out." Could that be a hard-bitten road warrior deep inside the woman who makes a point of pronouncing the O's in the opening line ("Mirror, mirror") of this CD's "Serve the Ego"? Maybe. But despite her icky streak's spread to cutesy jokes ("Jesus Loves You"), Jewel hasn't quite abandoned her old judgmental ways (in "I Won't Walk Away," she spies a couple "resisting being one") and ambitions to, you know, really say something, as in the "Desolation Row"-lite "The New Wild West." Still, with some nice, if bland, arrangements set around her, This Way is the Jewel album most likely to appeal to Jewel non-fans. --Rickey Wright
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