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| 1. Don't Know Why (Original Demo Version) |
| 2. Seven Years |
| 3. Cold Cold Heart |
| 4. Feelin' The Same Way |
| 5. Come Away With Me |
| 6. Shoot the Moon |
| 7. Turn Me On (Original Demo Version) |
| 8. Lonestar |
| 9. I've Got To See You Again |
| 10. If I Were A Painter |
| 11. One Flight Down |
| 12. Nightingale |
| 13. The Long Day Is Over |
| 14. The Nearness of You |
Norah Jones has a wonderfully mellow voice, and the songs that she has chosen for the album really do it justice. There is a mixture of old songs and new, which all blend together to create an album which you never want to end. The arrangements fit the songs perfectly, no sign of over-production here - it is lovely to just hear her singing with a piano accompaniment. The noted on the album describe her music as a mixture of jazz, country and pop. I would agree with this, although the country and pop influences are very subtle, and I will personally be adding her album to my jazz collection.
I find it hard to believe this is her debut album, but am very much looking forward to hearing more from her and her musicians in the future.
Forget the genre. Forget the popularity and forget the adverts on telly and just listen.
This album has stolen my heart, thrown it on top of its piano and sauntered off into a lazy sunset. It is superb. Probably one of the best albums I have heard in a LONG time (and I work with music).
Norah's voice, which is a beautiful sound on the ear, takes you through a fantastic series of songs each as beautiful as the last. The power in her voice is distinct and obvious, but she does not belt out the sounds needlessly, with only a hint at what she can do. She takes us gently, and its unutterably beautiful.
Just buy the album. Outstanding
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