Album: She & Him, Volume Two (Double Six)

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Sunday 04 April 2010 00:00 BST
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She may not have had the biggest of Hollywood hurdles to overcome, being known mainly for low-key but likeable film roles such as Cameron Crowe's hot air-hostess sister in Almost Famous.

But it's nevertheless a tribute to Zooey Deschanel that one now thinks of She & Him first, and her acting career second. While M Ward strums and twangs timelessly, Deschanel coos with the purity of a Bobbie Gentry or Loretta Lynn, the highlight being an adorable cover of "Gonna Get Along Without You Now".

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