Slow to Burn

Slow To Burn
Studio album by Vanessa Daou
Released	1996
Genre	Electronica; jazz; dance-pop; trip hop;
Length	39:27
Label	MCA Records
Producer	Peter Daou
Vanessa Daou chronology

Slow to Burn is the second solo album by singer Vanessa Daou, released in 1996.[2]

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]

Track listing

"How Do You Feel" - 3:48
"Evening" - 3:40
"Taste The Wine" - 4:01
"If I Could (What I Would Do)" - 3:32
"Waiting For The Sun To Rise" - 4:17
"Fugue States" - 2:45
"Don't Explain" - 4:05
"Two To Tango" - 4:21
"This Blue Hour" - 3:49
"For Anything" - 2:56
"Cross That Bridge" - 3:55

Singles

"Two To Tango"
"How Do You Feel"

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References

http://www.allmusic.com/album/slow-to-burn-mw0000612206
Vibe - Nov 1996 - Page 147 KRASNOW/MCA Vanessa Daou's breathy, intimate vocals stride clear across the jazz-inflected dance pop of Slow to Burn. Less explicit than last year's Zipless, Daou's new songs are cinematic vignettes inspired by various female cultural ...

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[2] Vibe - Nov 1996 - Page 147 KRASNOW/MCA Vanessa Daou's breathy, intimate vocals stride clear across the jazz-inflected dance pop of Slow to Burn. Less explicit than last year's Zipless, Daou's new songs are cinematic vignettes inspired by various female cultural ...