D. Hill 2008-12-12

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Nikka Costa can not make bad music so I'm going to love anything she does. This collection sounds like she's gone old school a little. Still some funk though. Recommended for all NC fans.

David ANGELO 2008-12-07

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I have two other CD's by her and I believe this one has topped those two works of hers. Great lyrics, great musicians to back her up and you get a great CD. Buy it you will not be disappointed.

Medea A. Holley 2008-11-10

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Listened to it 4 times and I purchased it 24 hours ago. It is amazing. This album was the worth the wait. All the songs are written by her and hubby. They are a great team.

rachel 2008-11-09

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i just second what everyone else has already said. this is by far her best album yet, i almost didn't know what to expect since her other two are also fantastic. THIS album, has truly really and absolutely got that amazing old school funk/soul vibe, i can't stop listening to it! this album makes me want to dance and sing and wish i myself was just as funky as nikka :)

David Stout 2008-10-31

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The funkiest white girl since Teena Marie hits her full stride on this soulful and uplifting independent release. (The album's been licensed to legendary soul label Stax for distribution.) Costa said jumping off the sinking ship that is the major-label record business reinvigorated her as an artist. "Pebble" proves that assertion -- brimming with absolute craft and confidence on cuts like the strutting "Can't Please Everybody," the title track (a terrific Stevie Wonder-circa-'73 homage), vocal showcase "Without Love," and Dub dream "Damn I Said It First." Highly recommended for funk/soul fans!