a Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Courtney Collins’ cover-heavy solo debut is still pretty original.
The sultry-voiced singer starts with “Cry Me a River” in a jazzy version.
Her own “Off ramp” is energetic rock with a memorable chorus.
“Thirteen Men” is a vampish-sounding bass-heavy delight. Collins’ temptress tones are at their best.
“Used To” an original, resembles Blondie in their punk pop glory.
The version of Madonna’s “La isla Bonita” breathes new life into the song and adds a likeable vulnerability.
Collins is both a gifted interpreter and a good songwriter in her own right.
Posted on February 14, 2006