Alicia Keys/Germany 2004 & more

Alicia Keys, a talented woman who won five Grammy Awards in 2002, transcended the neo-soul genre, and became a VIP with a sense of style at a young age.The live performance in Essen, Germany on February 21, 2004 was broadcast on FM. Recorded with soundboard recording. The bonus track’s performance in Seattle on August 10, 2002 is an audience recording. It is also the beginning of the second album, and from the moment when the piano performance of the first live song “Harlem Nocturne” transitions to the funky “Rock Wit U”, which is based on JB’s “Give It Up Turn You Loose”. I’m drawn into it. Prince’s cover of “How Come You Don`t Call Me”, which was also made into a single, also featured a backing horn in the middle, giving it a more profound feel than the original live version, and the famous song “If I Ain`t Got You”. can be said to be almost comprehensive. The hit singles “A Woman`s Worth” and “Fallin`” from the first album, “Diary” from the second album, and songs from Alicia’s first two albums are played evenly, making it a best hit selection. In addition, they also played covers of Stevie’s “Living For The City” and Donny Hathaway’s “Someday We`ll All Be Free”, adding color to the live performance. When she sings other people’s songs, her simple yet stable vocals and piano are very professional, as if declaring that there is no need for ruggedness on stage. Track 1-10 Live at Zeche Essen Germany Feb 21, 2004 Track 11, 12 Key Arena Seattle USA Aug 10, 2002 1.Harlem Nocturne 2.Rock Wit U 3.Heartburn 4.How Come You Don`t Call Me 5.If I Were Your Woman 6. A Woman`s Worth 7. Streets/Living For The City 8. Diary 9. Fallin’ 10. You Don`t Know My Name 11. If I Ain`t Got You 12. I Got A Little Something For You 13. Someday We’ll All Be Free