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jewel spirit album download Pieces of You. Pieces of You is a charming debut that is somewhat undone by its own naïveté. Jewel has a rich voice and an innocent, beguiling charm that makes "Who Will Save Your Soul," "I'm Sensitive," and "You Were Meant for Me" -- songs with slight, simple lyrics and catchy, sweet melodies -- quite endearing; they sound like a high-school diary brought to life. Songs this simple and sweet need clean, direct arrangements, but Pieces of You was largely recorded live, which means it often sounds ragged and rough. "Who Will Save Your Soul," "You Were Meant for Me," and "Foolish Games" were all re-recorded before they became hit singles, and all three are superior in their single versions, since these live album cuts sound hurried. It's an unfortunate situation, since the slapdash production emphasizes the awkwardness of the lesser songs. Still, Pieces of You has enough charm to make it an ingratiating debut, even if the album doesn't quite fulfill Jewel's potential. Jewel - This Way album flac. This Way is the third studio album by American singer-songwriter Jewel. It was released on November 13, 2001, through Atlantic Records. Jewel was looking for a raw, live-sounding album, leading her to be involved in the album's production. THIS WAY represents an extraordinary leap forward in Jewel's artistry, as songwriter, singer, and musician. Recorded in Nashville, the album was produced by Dann Huff and Jewel, marking her first work as a producer. The album includes the first single, "Standing Still," which was co- written by Jewel and Rick Nowles (Madonna, NSYNC) Jewel came dangerously close to drowning in her own solemnity and good intentions with her second album, so it comes as a great relief that This Way, her third effort, finds her lightening up and sharpening her focus, creating an album that never feels as somber or polished as Spirit. The album debuted at number 9 on Billboard 200 with first week sales of 140, 000 units. As of 2007, the album has sold over 1. 5 million copies in the United States and has been certified platinum by the RIAA. All songs were written by JewelKilcher, except where noted. 14 page B&W fold out booklet contains track list, lyrics, photographs & short individual song bio. This Way is the fourth album by singer/songwriter Jewel, released in 2001. Singles included the hits "Standing Still" and "Break Me" as well as the eponymous track "This Way" also found on the soundtrack for the Angelina Jolie film Life or Something Like It. Lastly, "Serve the Ego" was remixed by Hani Num and Mike Rizzo and became a number one hit on the US Club charts. Album: This Way (2001). Get the Sheet Music License This Song. songfacts ®. Artistfacts ®. Lyrics. The title track from Jewel's third album, this song didn't have a lot of success on the radio, but was featured on TV shows like Dawson's Creek. He also co-wrote Jewel's "Standing Still. At Atlantic Records' request, Jewel re-recorded a more pop-influenced, upbeat remix for radio airplay in contrast to the acoustic-driven version from the album. More songs from Jewel. More songs used in TV shows. More songs from 2001. Lyrics to This Way. Jewel Artistfacts. Download and listen online This Way by Jewel. Format – mp3. We'll stay This way I get afraid Dont think ahead Lets just stay This way in bed Feels so good inside your arms Home is everywhere you are Dont move Dont breathe Dont change Dont leave Promise me We'll alwayz be This kind, this sweet This good to me Promise me We'll alwayz be. Update lyrics. Watch music video "Jewel - This Way" online. Music. The songs featured for download and in the playlist below all originated with a Starla and the Jewel Riders “Free Sing-Along Cassette” that was discovered on Ebay. The Gwenevere version of full opening has been edited together with previous audio sources to create a one-of-a-kind exclusive version! French Starla Music. About the Music of Jewel Riders. The show was pitched with episodes being “Mini-Musicals,” likely an appealing concept for the early 1990s when Disney’s musical animated films were the king of family entertainment. The characters never truly break into song the way those in a true musical might, but the show does feature both Broadway-style musical numbers (sung by Tamara) and background vocal numbers over the action in the show. Series Music Credits. Music : Louis Fagenson. Notable Credits: Composer for Johnny Bravo , Universal Studios Tram Tour and Theme Park. Music Supervisor : Ken Kushnick. Lou Fagenson’s Manager. Notable Credits: VP International Operations/Europe for Warner Bros. Records; Face/Off , Muppets From Space. Songs Producer : Jeff Pescetto. Notable Credits: Singer of the DuckTales Theme Song, Wrote songs for Spaceballs , Honey I Shrunk the Kids , Sound Designer for Tekken 5 . A note from Lou : ” I wrote the music to an episode a week (except for the songs) and it would air two weeks later. I don’t have a single copy of any episodes – just a few toys. I wish I had them to play for my daughter. The show brings back a flood of great memories for me. Thanks for keeping the fire alive… After Gwen, I went on to write the music for Johnny Bravo and other animated shows. Recently I arranged an album of Christmas music for Neil Diamond.” Every Princess Gwenevere /Starla and the Jewel Riders Song Compilation. B*Tween & Avalon: Web of Magic. B*Tween, the Fairy Band in Avalon: Web of Magic. In the Avalon: Web of Magic books by Rachel Roberts, the Fairy Band B*Tween is loosely based on the Jewel Riders. Their songs (outside of “Supernatural High” and “Golden”) are songs that were originally in PGJR. All of the songs, a video of the “Music Is Magic” book tour/performance, and the audiobook are available on our Avalon Media page. Jewel spirit album download. Listen to this album in high quality now on our apps. Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription. Enjoy this album on Qobuz apps with your subscription. Listen on Qobuz. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at £11.99. Within the liner notes to her fourth album, 0304, Jewel includes a note to her fans, explaining, "This album may seem different to you," which is putting it mildly. For a singer who has been making low-key singer/songwriter albums so unassuming that on her debut the two singles had to be re-recorded for mass consumption, it is a big shock to put on 0304 and hear that she has abandoned folkiness and adult pop to make her dance- pop album, of all things. A move that's even more shocking when you consider that when this was released in June of 2003, the teen-driven dance- pop boom of the late '90s/early 2000s was over, so it doesn't necessarily even sound like part of the mainstream of the time, suggesting that this isn't a calculated effort to ride the latest hip trends. No, the music on 0304 is the wild, weird result of Jewel's desire to create a "modern interpretation of big band music. A record that (is) lyric-driven, like Cole Porter stuff, that also has a lot of swing. that combined dance, urban, and folk music." While the big band and Cole Porter allusions are a stretch -- although it is true that this is as lyric-driven as her previous three records -- with the assistance of producer Lester Mendez, she has managed to blend dance, urban, and folk -- complete with pop overtones, of course -- in previously unimaginable ways. Like Sheryl Crow's eponymous second album, this picks up familiar strands of contemporary pop music and familiar themes in Jewel's own work, but the way they're assembled is disarmingly idiosyncratic -- it has a polished, commercial sheen, but the songs take weird twists and turns in their arrangements, structure, and lyrics (another thing this shares with Sheryl Crow is a predilection for odd pop-culture references and name-dropping). More than anything, it's the weird juxtapositions in the production -- the accordions and dance beats on "Intuition"; the way her protest tune, "America," ends in an electro-crash; the muted jazz trumpets on her Nelly Furtado-styled "Leave the Lights On," to name just a few -- that make this an original-sounding album, something with more imagination than the average dance-pop record. Better still, it sounds more authentic (and boasts a better set of songs) than her previous records, which were either too ramshackle or too self-serious and doggedly somber to really reveal much character. Here, even if it's under the veneer of commercial pop, she puts herself out on the line more than she ever has, and she's come up with her best record, with her best set of songs and best music yet. As she notes in her message to fans, "It's the first record I enjoy listening to. It's fun!" She's completely right on that note -- against all, it's the first album of hers that's a sheer pleasure to hear. © Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo. Spirit. Scrobbling is when Last.fm tracks the music you listen to and automatically adds it to your music profile. Recent Listening Trend. Day Listeners Friday 12 February 2021 45 Saturday 13 February 2021 59 Sunday 14 February 2021 58 Monday 15 February 2021 51 Tuesday 16 February 2021 47 Wednesday 17 February 2021 65 Thursday 18 February 2021 47 Friday 19 February 2021 61 Saturday 20 February 2021 47 Sunday 21 February 2021 43 Monday 22 February 2021 54 Tuesday 23 February 2021 50 Wednesday 24 February 2021 47 Thursday 25 February 2021 40 Friday 26 February 2021 55 Saturday 27 February 2021 43 Sunday 28 February 2021 42 Monday 1 March 2021 46 Tuesday