Shades [Import]

Shades [Import]

Editorial Reviews
<"b000009nse7499"> Amazon.com
Nina Storey is going places. The appealing mix of blues, pop, R&B, soul, and plenty of other natural ingredients on Shades is proof enough of that, as is Storey's popularity in her home state of Colorado. Check out the gospel-tinged chorus on "Let Us Walk," or the left-of-center ballad "Crown" (during which Storey's voice sounds uncannily like Tori Amos's), or the self-assured, funk-driven "False Ideas." The album's a little synth-heavy, which detracts somewhat from the main attraction: Storey's powerful, versatile, expressive voice. That's a minor quibble, though; the songs themselves--all originals--are strong and outspoken, with plenty of variety, whether it's the bittersweet entreaty of "Face" or the testimonial "No Man." Storey is someone we'll be hearing a lot more from. --Genevieve Williams

<"b000009nse5002"> Cash Box Magazine 4/94
....Nina's angelic, dynamic voice...mixes elements of Kate Bush, Pat Benatar, Tori Amos and even a little Janis Joplin.

<"b000009nse4999"> Album Description
Shades is a wonderful collection of songs that span gospel, blues, alternative rock-blues, and a style that can only be called "Nina".

Shades [Import]

Shades, Music, Nina Storey, "Shades" combines soul, funk, gospel, alternative rock, and powerful ballads as Nina's voice soars through the music with passion- exploding with provacative words and melodic lines., Pop, Popular Music, Rock, Rock/Pop, Torch Songs, Vocal Jazz

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