Fefe Dobson CD

Fefe Dobson Music

List Price	$9.95 (You save $1.30)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Pop, Soul/R&B, Religion, Teen Pop
Label	Island
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	25321
CD Universe Part number	6549411
Catalog number	000124402
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 09, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jay Levine
Personnel	Fefe Dobson - vocals Colin Robinson - percussion Andrew Hollander - piano Dan Kanter Jack Dailey - bass James Bryan McCollum Jay Levine - various instruments Kirk Broadbridge - guitar Zak Soulam

Fefe Dobson Songs

1.	Stupid Little Love Song	$0.99
2.	Bye Bye Boyfriend	$0.99
3.	Take Me Away	$0.99
4.	Everything	$0.99
5.	Rock It til You Drop It	$0.99
6.	Revolution Song	$0.99
7.	Kiss Me Fool	$0.99
8.	Unforgiven	$0.99
9.	We Went For a Ride	$0.99
10.	Give It Up	$0.99
11.	Julia	$0.99
12.	8 X 10	$0.99
13.	Rainbow - (hidden track)	$0.99

Fefe Dobson Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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4 stars This is what music should be
This is a great album if your into mixing genres she is avril lavigne meets no doubt awesome blend of sound. I reccommend this one to anyone who loves music.
Submitted by cab2g (Atlanta,Ga,USA)
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5 stars kick a**
its great to see a black female puting out this kind of music.this cd is a most buy for anybody how loves good clean rock music.
Submitted by dannyrayfee (deridder,la)
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4 stars Breaking Loose
I was sitting at home watching the N!..and allof a sudden this video comes on. YEa i was like wtf is this..but then i lissen and it was one of the most beautiful sounds ive ever heard....awesome riffs and vocals...and this isnt no "one hit wonder" cd..pick it up.........
Submitted by djdarkomagoo (Little Rock, arkansas)
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4 stars Not Bad!!!! LOL
I really enjoyed this cd! I love Take Me Away! It rocks the roof off! Ok don't ask why I said that! LOL But no seriously I really liked this whole cd! Good job FeFe!!!!
Submitted by Dork (Oregon usa)
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5 stars She's so talented
when I listened to her music Take Me Away I find it really cool, but I thought she was an Avril wannabe, ho wrong was I! Fefe is so talented and unique, and soi is Avril. But they sure have different styles, I can't wait for Sunday Love and I really hope the album release won't get pushed back again.
Submitted by Tamara (rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil)
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