Not many singers get name-checked in a Bob Dylan song, but Keys is the real deal, a gifted artist unspoiled by the Grammy wins and multimillion sales. Keys’ third studio album continues to showcase her classically-influenced style with shades of Chopin (the title track’s piano intro) and Aretha Franklin (the anthemic “Superwoman”). There are also hints of Stevie Wonder’s quirky keyboard on the infectious “No One” and Prince’s anguished falsetto on the tender “Like You’ll Never See Me Again.” Superbly soulful.
Nov. 13
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