Jessica Simpson Sweetest Sin/In This Skin CD Single

Sweetest Sin/In This Skin Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Dance, CD singles, Rock
Label	Columbia
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	113958
CD Universe Part number	6067551
Catalog number	79946
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 15, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ric Wake; Rob Fusari

Jessica Simpson Sweetest Sin/In This Skin Songs

	1.	Sweetest Sin - (single version)	$0.99
	2.	In This Skin	$0.99

Sweetest Sin/In This Skin Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

2 stars No nedd to buy it
I love Jessica from her debut with the massive hit single I wanna love you forever. But this time, I am disappointed by this single. The song could not be a big hit -like it's happened- and the package is so poor only a b-side that is an album track too. Of course her voice is fantastic and powerful as always and Diane Warren shows on more time that is still one of the best worldwide songwriter but I think that this song could remain only in the album and not to be a single. A purchase only for fans.
Submitted by andreaelmeijor (Lavagna, Italy)
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5 stars MAJESTUOSO
Asombroso primer single de esta hermosa cantante incluye la cancion in this skin, no deben dejar de comprarlo yo lo recomiendo a la gente de latinoamerica.
Submitted by omaralfonsoj (veracruz,ver, mexico)
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5 stars dreamy song with great vocals and sound
all of these little girlie singers today are all the same---now jessica simpson she can sing---i love this song the production is perfect, her voice is soulful--this is a very mature song and jessica sings it awesome- i think jessica simpson is a true talent
Submitted by nat (hoover, alabama)
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