来自21岁的新人歌手Jessie James 的首张个人同名大碟《Jessie James》。这张专辑除了包含此前发行的大热单曲"wanted", 还有更多风格独特的Pop/Country/Rock歌曲。专辑中大部分歌曲以轻快的Pop或者抒情的Pop风格为主,如 “wanted”"I Look So Good"等. 部分歌曲还融合了乡村音乐元素，如“bullet”等。总之，这是一张令人喜欢的Pop大碟，喜欢乡村音乐的朋友听听也无妨。此女唱流行,又唱乡村.很有力度.觉得是CA+CU混合.推荐~! 　　 　　by Stephen Thomas Erlewine 　　Forget all the marketing bluster and sampled banjo loops: Jessie James is in no way a country singer, she's a Christina Aguilera wannabe in tight blue jeans and tall cowboy boots, belting out songs co-written by Kara DioGuardi and Katy Perry and constructed in ProTools. Like the girl-kissing Perry, James revels in creating the perception that she's a sexy bad girl, leaning hard on single-entendre flirtations and shopworn jokes, stooping so low to pull out the classic "is that a gun in your pocket or are you just happy to see me" on "Bullet," one of two cuts co-written by Perry. Jessie James manages to create some heat, but not enough to disguise how she, like her idols Xtina and Katy, is a complete show biz kid doing whatever she can to be a star. That eagerness to sell out can be grating, especially when her 2009 debut slides into glassy ballads, but fortunately she's also picked up (perhaps unwittingly) on the underlying oddness of Aguilera and Perry, turning out purportedly mainstream pop that puts together familiar ingredients in weird ways. Jessie struts in her "Blue Jeans," a tight rhythmic chat, turns out the best homage to early Christina Aguilera with the great first single "Wanted," delves deeply into the weird with the vaguely ominous "Psycho Girlfriend," and the shimmering, minor-key "Girl Next Door," another Katy Perry co-write that oddly recalls Kate Bush. These are inspired, original pop, and, of course, nowhere near country music -- but, hey, putting on a sassy country girl act is what it takes to get Jessie James into the game, that's fine, because the best moments of Jessie James suggest that she could wind up as enjoyably odd as her inspirations.