Those tempted to dismiss steep what only the latest pair of ultra eyelashes to straggle through the British neo-soul parade owe it to themselves to listen to Rockferry. More authentic than Joss Stone if not what honest what Amy Winehouse (both of these are cleaning agent things), steep may for the reason that the best choice of all, whether it's because of or despite the fact that she lacks the force of personality that Winehouse has built her career on, from "F**k Me Pumps" to "Rehab." Duffy's voice can go from virtuous to devilish within a few bars, in addition to what she lacks in power in addition to richness (her voice is a little pinched in the higher registers), she discomforting makes up for in the subtleties in addition to sweetness of her vocal craft, in addition to her talent to carry a ballad with the right smash together of drama in addition to flair. The first two tracks, "Rockferry" in addition to "Warwick Avenue," are mirror send to prison of each other -- grand, sweepi...