Duffy
December 13, 2010
British singer Duffy recently played an intimate acoustic set at the Rolling Stone's office, showcasing "Don't Forsake Me" and "Well, Well, Well" from her just-released second album Endlessly. During the session, she talks about how she wrote nearly all of the songs on the album with Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr.'s 66-year-old father Albert Sr. and explains how her collaboration with the Roots came about.
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