Norah Jones - ...Featuring Norah Jones

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Artikel Name: ...Featuring Norah Jones
Genre: Pop englischsprachig Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: EMI US Titelanzahl: 26 Dauer: 0:06

Trackliste LP - 1

1. The Little Willies - Love Me 2. Foo Fighters - Virginia Moon 3. Sean Bones - Turn Them 4. Willie Nelson - Baby It's Cold Outside 5. Sasha Dobson / Norah Jones - Bull Rider 6. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Ruler of My Heart 7. El Madmo - Best Part 8. OutKast - Take Off Your Cool 9. Q-Tip - Life Is Better 10. Talib Kweli - Soon the New Day 11. Belle and Sebastian - Little Lou, Prophet Jack, Ugly John 12. Ray Charles - Here We Go Again 13. Norah Jones - Loretta 0:06 14. Ryan Adams - Dear John 15. Norah Jones - Creepin' In 16. Herbie Hancock - Court & Spark 17. Charlie Hunter - More Than This 18. Norah Jones - Blue Bayou

Trackliste - 2

Jones, Norah / Belle & Sebastian - Little Lou, Ugly Jack, Prophet John 4:25 Jones, Norah / Charles, Ray - Here We Go Again 3:58 Jones, Norah / Welch, Gillian / Rawlings, David - Loretta 3:19 Jones, Norah / Adams, Ryan - Dear John 4:36 Jones, Norah / Parton, Dolly - Creepin' in 3:01 Jones, Norah / Hancock, Herbie - Court & spark 7:36 Jones, Norah / Hunter, Charlie - More Than This 4:10 Jones, Norah / M. Ward - Blue Bayou 3:43

Beschreibung

In the wake of her 2002 blockbuster debut, Norah Jones became an in-demand duet partner, popping up on albums from all manners of musicians. The 2010 compilation, …Featuring, helpfully rounds up 18 of these guest appearances, including a cut by the Jones-fronted country cabaret outfit the Little Willies, and what impresses is the range of collaborators and the consistency of the music. Anybody who called Norah up for a duet was clearly smitten by her way with slow-burning seduction, as they almost without fail cast her in that role for their own recordings, smoothing out rough edges or adding some sultry sophistication. This would seem like a limited specialty, but Featuring proves it’s not. Jones sounds as comfortable trading verses with Willie Nelson and Ray Charles as she does acting as a counterpoint to Q-Tip and Outkast, providing alternating contrasts according to the setting; she freshens the veterans and provides a touch of timeless elegance to her modern rock peers. It may all be variations on a theme, but the sounds and songs change just enough for the music to be quietly absorbing. Better still, when these side shows are grouped together as a main attraction, they manage to sound of a piece. These may be songs that appeared on other artist’s albums, but when presented as a collection, they seem to belong only to Norah Jones. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine