Nothing's Real but LoveGlitter & GoldShoulder to ShoulderFairytaleMr. Bright EyesFighting SuspicionsTeach Me How to Be LovedRun FreeDiamond to StoneToo Good to Lose
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The guardian, 2011-12-01
"She's believably peppery on the goodbye-to-love song Fairytale, with its Muscle Shoals overtones, while her delight at meeting "the one" feels real on Mr Bright Eyes. The obvious comparison is Adele: Ferguson is no innovator, but her voice makes the world a slightly nicer place"
"She trusts her heart to take her vocal where it needs to go, whether it's the tremulous gospel-soul flavour, reminiscent of Tracy Chapman, with which in "Nothing's Real But Love" she assures us that "nobody, no house, no car, can beat love"; or the ingenue charm, akin to the young Carla Thomas, with which she demands of "Mr Bright Eyes", "...where you been all my life?""
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