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BBC
With the last few years seeing a revival in ‘authentic soul’ via the likes of Amy Winehouse, Plan B and even Michael Kiwanuka, it should be no problem for Fields to find a new audience with this collection. The man is worth some love
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The Independent
What's not in doubt is how faithfully he's stuck to the core deep-soul verities, with a delivery that vaults from spoken sermonising to raw, impassioned hurt in an instant
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The Skinny
Fields’ deep-rooted awareness of soul’s history has enabled him to develop a distinctive voice that shines through here
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The Irish Times
Further proof that great soul voices never go out of fashion
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Mojo
A classic soul album. Print edition only
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hhv.de mag
Fields simply turns back time and manages to give the record a sense of Motown, Stax and Daptone
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PopMatters
A slightly less successful record than My World, primarily for its lack of diversity and a throwaway instrumental track ... but it’s still a success for one of the 21st century’s most relevant ‘60s survivors
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Pitchfork
A very enjoyable outing
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Q
R&B veteran shows neo-soul scamps how it's done. Print edition only
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Uncut
Great, if a little pointless. Print edition only
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