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Joss Stone calls in to 90.5 The NIGHT (05 January 2010)

jossstone10a.jpgJoss Stone recently phoned in and spoke with Jeff Raspe about her latest album “Colour Me Free,” her mum, and hanging out on the Jersey Shore. If you missed it on the air you can check it out here in the archive.

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