.::[ Visionary Jones (curated by Don Was) ]::.











Artiste : Norah Jones

Durée : 00:48:13

Paru le : 09/02/2024 chez UME - Global Clearing House

Nombre de disque : 1 disques - 11 pistes

Label : UME - Global Clearing House

Genres : Jazz









 

1. Running (03:28)

2. After The Fall (03:42)

3. Hurts To Be Alone (03:25)

4. It Was You (05:30)

5. Can't Stop (04:02)

6. Mavis Staples – I'll Be Gone (04:29)

7. The Sun Doesn't Like You (02:59)

8. Black Hole Sun (Live) (07:11)

9. I've Got To See You Again (Alternate Version – The Allaire Sessions) (04:11)

10. Can You Believe (03:55)

11. Fleurette Africaine (African Flower) (05:21)







Nom uploader : Eichbaum

Format de l'audio : FLAC

Présence des Covers : OUI

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Bitrate audio : FLAC 16BITS 44.1 Kbps

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When Norah Jones arrived in the early 2000s, it appeared as if she was the torchbearer for two traditions on the verge of disappearing: sophisticated vocal jazz designed for small, smoky clubs and the warm, burnished sound of the Southern California singer/songwriters of the early '70s. Come Away with Me, her 2002 debut -- conspicuously released on the revived Blue Note imprint -- hit this sweet spot and resonated with millions of listeners, turning Jones into an unexpected star. Instead of cultivating this niche, she soon proved to be quietly adventurous, which was a surprise for a musician trained in piano and ensconced in New York City's jazz clubs. As the 2000s gave way to the 2010s and 2020s, she incorporated daring elements into her music, resulting in stylish, inventive alternative pop albums like The Fall (2009) and Little Broken Hearts (2012). Jones also played in such side projects as the Little Willies and Puss N Boots, where she sang a blend of country, punk, and jazz, an indication of her expansive taste and skill, qualities that remained evident on such albums as 2020's Pick Me Up Off the Floor.



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