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Track Listing
1. Angels
2. With You
3. Take My Breath Away
4. My Way Home
5. Sweetest Sin
6. I Have Loved You
7. Forbidden Fruit
8. Everyday I See You
9. Underneath
10. You Don't Have to Let Go
11. Loving You
12. In This Skin
13. Be
14. With You (Acoustic) - (bonus track)
| Details | | Distributor: | Sony Music Distribution ( | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Mixed | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel: Jessica Simpson (vocals); Michael Spriggs, Chris Goercke (acoustic guitar); J.T. Cornfloss (electric guitar); Andy Marvell (guitar, keyboads, programming); Eric Kupper (guitar, keyboards); Billy Mann (guitar); Tommy Harden (keyboards); Alison Prestwood (bass); Kara Dio Guardi, Richie Jones (background vocals).
Producers include: Ric Wake, Richie Jones, Billy Mann, Andy Mavell, Damon Elliott.
This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other.
Personnel: Jessica Simpson (vocals); Nick Moroch, Romeo Antonio (guitar); Billymann (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, organ, bass guitar, programming, background vocals); Charlie Bisharat (violin); John Catchings (cello); Franne Golde (piano); Damon Elliot (keyboards, percussion, programming); Carlos Henderson (bass guitar); Keith Thomas, Chad Cromwell (drums); Richie Jones, Chris Rojas (programming).
Recording information: Enterprise Studio, Burbank, California; Sony Music Studios, New York, NY; Big Baby Studios, New York, New York.
Jessica Simpson's third album is a pleasing collection of soft-ish pop, projecting the same squeaky-clean sexuality of her first two releases, with nods in the direction of hip-hop and Madonna-style dance music. With titles such as "Sweetest Sin" and "Forbidden Fruit," it's a fair bet that Simpson has put her past as a poster girl for Christian music behind her--here she comes across like a more mature Britney.
Simpson's at her best on songs like "Loving You," which imaginatively combines a hip-hop beat with a banjo sample in a spare, sexy arrangement that enhances her breathy vocals, while the country-tinged title track is an affecting appeal to be seen for what she is, not what she appears to be. IN THIS SKIN won't disappoint longtime Simpson-lovers and has more than enough broad pop appeal to guarantee her a host of new admirers.
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