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Lead Performance: Jonatha Brooke
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Ally McBeal should put the humdrum Vonda Shepard out to pasture and sign up spunky Brooke as its resident crooner. While her Lilith-appropriate folk-pop will resonate with the romantically plagued, Brooke is wiser and more adventurous than many cliched contemporaries. She successfully adds bossa-nova-style loops to ''How Deep Is Your Love'' and modernizes ''Room in My Heart'' with drum machines. A few cuts veer toward MOR blandness, but her Pull's generally steady. B
Posted Feb 16, 2001
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