Taken from the singer/songwriter's 2002 debut 'Waiting For My Rocket To Come'. The title track is backed with three non-LP tracks, 'Common Pleasure' (live version), 'You & I Both' (live from the Palace Theater, May 2003), & 'Rainbow Connection' (live...more.
I sometimes listen to guilty pleasures quite often so there is really something to enjoy. For Jason Mraz, the past year has been quite a acceptional one, and his music has also set the right boundary, simple and down to earth...more.
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Virginia exile Jason Mraz grew up listening to Dave Matthews and Agents of Good Roots, local heroes whose frat-friendly influences are much in evidence on his major-label debut. Producer John Alagia (Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer) augments Mraz's...more.
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His debut album is packed with witty, wordy, smart, funky & astonishingly catchy pop songs that do right by the best singer-songwriter traditions of Elektra. 2002.
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I like Jason Mraz's music and his first one(this one) sounds too great. I put him in the same camp as John Mayer, Maroon 5, Gavin DeGraw, Train, and Rob Thomas. He uses real instruments throughout every song and...more.
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