Norah Jones

 OH My first time I heard of Jessie Harris was when he was involved with Norah Jones’ mega hit album Come Away with Me. Although he’s continued playing music, he doesn’t get a lot of praise or airtime on either the radio or television. ...

 OH By melding notes of jazz and indie rock together, Mexico’s Ximena Sariñana has crafted an entrance so compelling that Rolling Stone called it “one of the strongest debuts from a female singer-songwriter since Norah Jones' Come Away With Me. ...

 OH A child prodigy who was studying the piano at age four and the cello at age nine, her Second Time Around album fits snugly into the record collections of those who long for a slightly edgier Norah Jones. Currently, Nell is working with Grammy-winning ...

 OH - Conceived as a vehicle for singer Norah Jones after Wong had enjoyed a meeting with her, it is a reworking of one of his short films. ...

By Pico Whether it's for gigging with Joshua Redman, opening for Steely Dan, sessioning with Norah Jones or forging a new approach to the jazz organ, Sam Yahel deserves your notice. Find out what sets Yahel apart from other Hammond B-3 players and get his insights on why his just-released CD Truth...

By tink Father's Day (June 17th) is soon upon us, and trying to find a great gift without going the tie or power tool route isn't always an easy task. Recommending singer/songwriter/pianist Judith Owen's newest CD Happy This Way, specifically her song "My Father's Voice" is my boon to you. It's a su...

By El Bicho Norah Jones is back with her third CD titled Not Too Late, and it’s never too late for anything from this sexy, smooth-voiced, dark-eyed cutie. My ears first perked to this kitten via her work with The Little Willies, a swinging country ...

By DJRadiohead The formula has changed for Not Too Late. The legendary Arif Mardin, producer of Come Away With Me and Feels Like Home, passed away in 2006. In addition, all 13 songs on this new album were either written or co-written by Jones herself, ...

By Anna Creech Here's an e-card for The Basement's self-titled EP, as well as the song "Do You Think You're Moving." Check out the third installment in the Norah Jones Not Too Late video podcast.