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Jeannine's debut EP of original songs, "Too Late to Change Me", was released in March of 2007, and has received national attention and acclaim. The songs, while roughly categorized as pop/rock, borrow influence from blues, jazz, R&B and soul. Comparisons have been made to Fiona Apple, Laura Nyro, Carole King, and Norah Jones. The EP has been described as "music like we have not heard in many, many years", and is "truly reminiscent of the styles of foundational, outstanding songwriters." - Noah Fleischman (WOR NYC radio producer).
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Reward for lost love in the city.,
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This review is from: Too Late to Change Me (MP3 Download)
Jeannine Hebb is a New York City discovery. I saw her live a while ago and was amazed at the range of her voice and the sincerity of her lyrics. Some may compare her to Norah Jones and KT Tunstall, but she's definitely a voice on her own right. Her songs create a scene of the busy metropolis of a city where people sometimes forget to find love. Songs to note in this 6 track EP are "Only Ones", "All the way down" and "Whatever you want."
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Move over Sheryl Crow!,
By Michael R. Murphy "it's not the wind, but the... (Northern California) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Too Late to Change Me (Audio CD)
Wow - what a great set of original tunes. Jeannine mixes up the tempos, styles and keys from one song to the next. I especially love the way her songs go in unexpected directions - melody mixups - harmonies moving from one instrument to the next. If you'd like to hear what Norah Jones would sound like when crossed with Sheryl Crow with a dash of Radiohead and Gillian Welch thrown in for extra seasoning, you should give this a listen. Great start. Now we want more!
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