YALL WERE RIGHT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Norah Jones - Come Away With Me REACTION

YALL WERE RIGHT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Norah Jones - Come Away With Me REACTION
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[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, her "Don't Know Why" is Outstanding!!! edit- She plays the piano.

[@rhondanelson7218]

Yes “ don’t know why” and “fly me to the moon is amazing.

[@billyidol7567]

Also try to find her live versions as well..

[@davewildermuth7519]

She has a duet with Ray Charles, "Here We Go Again."

[@firstname4337]

the "Sesame Street: Norah Jones Sings Don't Know Y" -- on the youtube Sesame Street channel -- is the one to watch

[@rayj1011]

She is a great pianist.

[@laneynorth8253]

She won so many Grammy’s that year. She is so talented. Ravi Shankar’s daughter. She had a vibe. 💕

[@juniorjohnson9509]

Glad you mentioned Ravi- they also need to listen to Shakti sometime. Guarantee that they will be totally shocked.

[@timdore1131]

They should do a movie reaction to Monterey Pop Festival and see Ravi close out that film. Totally amazing … I’d love to see them watch that.

[@jacqueline4514]

I didn’t know she was his daughter; thank you!

[@laneynorth8253]

@@landenchantment I was thinking about that same thing. She was completely different from everything else.

[@sisterdebmac]

"Had"? She ain't dead! 😄

[@pattyestrada6]

Finally some Norah Jones ❤️ “Don’t Know Why” is a must. Also, please check out Natalie Merchant’s “Carnival Sarah McLachlan’s “Angel” and the Indigo Girls “Closer To Fine”

[@riverlove6820]

Yes, Natalie Merchant and Indigo Girls!!

[@TheJoshuaPimentel]

Natalie Merchant for sure had some bangers

[@daverudbarg]

Yes to all.

[@pauljohnstone180]

Natalie Merchant!!!! ❤🧡💛

[@tammyford2357]

Love the Indigo Girls!

[@kimberlyfairbanks8330]

"Don't Know Why" next for sure!! Saw her in comcert....she is sooo good.

[@timjester8555]

I'll second that as a Nora follow up.

[@Shrykespeare]

Wow. I'm ashamed to admit that of all the female artists I've recommended, somehow Norah eluded me. Thanks to those who requested this! This was the title track off Norah's debut album. "Don't Know Why" was a smash hit off the same album. She later had #1 Adult Contemporary hits with "Sunrise", "What Am I To You?", "Thinking About You" and "Chasing Pirates". Honestly, there were not many solo female artists in the first few years of this millennium bigger than Norah... AND she's also a pretty fair actress. She was in a very sweet film called "My Blueberry Nights" that's definitely worth watching.

[@sundayze]

She also did a great rendition of Hank Williams' "Cold, Cold Heart".

[@mledbetter]

@@sundayze and an incredible cover of Waylon Jennings' "Wurlitzer Prize (I Don't Want To Get Over You)"

[@unclebobunclebob]

Norah Jones is an artist. Hits put her center stage at first. Talent and taste keep her going. She has already had and will continue to have a long career because she is not about hits at all, but quality. Pure quality. Too many people only reference the songs from her first album. They don't get her.

[@Requiemslove]

@@unclebobunclebob ^ This. It became apparent to me a long time ago that Norah Jones doesn't "need" hits. Whether her albums fly off the shelves or not, they're always going to be quality. You can't fake talent such as that. Jones is the perennial 80 to 90+ musician in so far as how well her music rates. And, way I see it, even if the reviewer in question isn't strictly a fan of Jones, the ratings almost never going to be, in a star rating, below 3 stars. For the majority however it's usually 4+ stars or 80+, or much more. I don't think she knows how to do "bad" music.

[@KenOtwell]

I love her cover of Hank Williams' breakout hit, "Cold Cold Heart." She just owns it.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

All her covers are fantastic.

[@CrayCruz]

Yaasss, "Cold Cold Heart" and "One Flight Down" --------------------- pretty much that whole album.

[@dharris8849]

Cold, Cold Heart and Turn Me On are my favorites of hers.

[@davidpahlka6301]

@@dharris8849 There was a hard core Texan who used to come into the bar and bitch and complain about everything. You hear his same bitches a hundred times if you heard them once. When I played this song on the juke box, I was sure he'd bitch because is wasn't Hank. Instead, he liked it. "It was different but I like it!" This surprised me. My current girl friend is always accusing me of something one of her ex-husbands did. It's taken her 14 years to melt her cold, cold heart but she's coming around. It took a HELL of a lot of patience, with an occasional slip of temper by myself. I'd leave and patch things up in the rising sun. NORA is magic!

[@davidpahlka6301]

Only Nora could cover this in such a different style and make it work. She is a transplanted Texas country girl kid of being out of place in N.Y. City. I envision her playing in some lonely piano bar with other refugees from the chaos of the Big Apple. It is either very, very late at night or early in the morning when people are recovering from having too much fun the night before.

[@Russ-gy7tx]

Jay and Amber, Norah Jone's father Ravi Shankar, who's a World Famous Sitar player from India, taught The Beatle's George Harrison, how to play the Sitar, which you'll hear later when you react to The Beatle's "Tomorrow Never Knows" and "Love you to" (Edit) and played on the Beatles Song "Norwegian Wood" which were recorded and released in 1965 - 66.

[@auldfouter8661]

I was just looking this up and hoping someone would draw attention to this fact.

[@timdore1131]

A reaction to Ravi at Monterey Pop would be perfect!! The way they used that to close out the film/documentary was such a great artistic choice!

[@Russ-gy7tx]

@@timdore1131 of course, Good ideal!

[@rachelhart.2386]

I don't know if I'm showing my age here but the first thing I thought of is her being Ravi Shankar's daughter!

[@Russ-gy7tx]

@@rachelhart.2386 Just knowing about Ravi gives us away, haha.

[@rhwinner]

I knew a young girl, about 13, who used to listen to this CD over and over again in her last years. Norah Jones was her favorite singer. She died of leukemia in the early 2000's.

[@michellecasey5752]

She has the voice of an angel. I wish she had more commercial success.

[@jen_alanfromchicago53]

Sold over 50 million albums and 9 Grammys, 🤔

[@michellecasey5752]

@@jen_alanfromchicago53 not to split hairs, but I wasn’t questioning her critical acclaim or her number of recordings. There are far less talented female singers who have sold circles around her. In other words, she deserved much more radio play than she got. Her recording career has spanned a few decades and she continues to be noticed for her talent, but ignored by the mainstream. I am sure she doesn’t mind. I know i’d be skipping all the way to the bank if I sold 50 million anything. She deserves more is what I am saying.

[@breebree9319]

@@michellecasey5752 at the time she came out you couldn't get away from hearing her. She might not have maintained mainstream notoriety but there was no one at the time who didnt know her. She got lots of airplay. Unusual for her type of music. But she hit and hit hard at the time. She was a total breat of fresh air at the time.

[@danielmaher7108]

I remember a former co-worker of mine at the time (early 2000s) saying that he didn't like Norah Jones because she was "too sultry". Really.

[@breebree9319]

@@danielmaher7108 🤔😂

[@kimcutts6153]

Beautiful clear voice. 👌 Another one I think you would like is Corinne Bailey Rae "Put Your Record On" 🎼🎙🎵

[@kmach1000]

Tottaly agree!

[@lyriasfaves]

I am partial to..."Til it Happens to You." She is amazing.

[@jenniferkasowicz9463]

Yes!!!

[@jean-pierreyot5871]

Excellent choice!

[@crowredeye8066]

Love Corinne!

[@markschroer5940]

A year and a half ago I had deep brain stimulation surgery. And listening to Norah is what kept me sane for the 6 hours I laid awake while they fished a wire into my brain. All her music is amazing.

[@loriannrichardson7644]

I was in a restaurant ordering food when I first heard her -- I just stopped and listened. After eating, I went out and bought the CD. Her music is timeless.

[@caretaker158]

Norah's voice is so smooth... used to put her CDs in on repeat and just chill...... one of hers that I think you'll both like is "Sunrise"... or "Those Three Words"... or, for a double Female Friday and a duet that may shock you...."Creepin' In"... where she teams up with DOLLY PARTON... it'll blow you both away I think.

[@itsmedino]

Not one lie told

[@Shrykespeare]

You and me both.

[@rugby342]

Agreed. If you havent heard of the British band Morcheeba, lead by the beautiful chill voice of Sky Edwards, you should check them out. Their concert, Morcheeba Rockplast 2018 is great and no ads.

[@pauln44]

I came to recommend Creepin' In. Both for the change in tempo and Dolly.

[@EddieLopez711]

Me boomer ... all comments and recommendations spot on and you guys the family (subscribers) are brings back memories.

[@jennyjenny4501]

Norah Jones has a beautiful, pure voice! If you want to hear another voice, please check out Sade.

[@jesmasa1]

They did smooth operator 9 months ago. Sadly no Sade since.

[@Polyglot85to90]

Oh God yes! They really really need to do a reaction to Sade's Your Love is King

[@KenOtwell]

Her dad, Ravi Shanker, was George Harrison's Sitar teacher! From her bio: Jones was born Geethali Norah Jones Shankar on March 30, 1979, in Manhattan, New York City, to American concert producer Sue Jones and Indian Bengali musician Ravi Shankar, making her an Indian-American and Bengali-American.

[@lyallbenjamin1045]

She seems to be so overlooked for much less talented artists. Thanks for having her.

[@erinnswan7063]

Norah Jones “Turn Me On” is my favorite song she sings. Been fan from the beginning of her career.

[@terrilgeorge7255]

Mine too. Hope you guys react to it as well.

[@simply_psi]

What a combination, a piano, a stand up bass, a rickenbacker and Norah's voice all together mesmerising.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

“Don’t Know Why” came on early one morning as I was getting ready for work, I was hooked from the first few bars of the song. This album became the soundtrack for falling in my wife, and it was on repeat at our wedding. This song embodies everything I’ve ever felt about my wife. This came out at the height of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera and some of the most vapid, soulless corporate garbage ever to hit the airwaves. She was and still is a breath of fresh air. A real musician in a sea of auto tuned hacks.

[@rhondanelson7218]

I love Nora Jones “Don’t know Why” , “Fly Me To the Moon”(A Frank Sinatra Cover) she has a catalogue of hits but don’t sleep on Christina Aguilera and Brittany Spears. “Say Something” is a Christina and Colin Smith Duet. It’s POWERFUL! Brittany Spears “Toxic” is a lyrical triumph cloaked in a crazy dancing beat with intriguing vocals. All three woman can hold their own. All three women have great voices and a catalogue of number one hits.

[@damonhines8187]

Preach, brother. ;>D

[@SurvivnIn508]

💜💜

[@reddragonready]

I really do not think it is fair to mention Spears and Aquilera in one breath. And most definitely she is not an "autotuned hack"... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGKTooeCm9ygbqc

[@corneliuscrewe677]

@@reddragonready Good for you. I remain unconvinced.

[@alicecobb7763]

At last!! Let's hear it for Miss Jones. 👏 Thank you guys for reacting to her lovely voice 🌺.

[@shannonwainwright5285]

I own this album and the entire album is fantastic!!! Like others have said "Don't know why" is great, it's her most popular but another one of my faves of hers is "nightingale" off this same album .

[@tiaelina1090]

Yes love “nightingale” and “one flight down” is a fav of mine. Let’s face it the whole album is stunning.

[@jannetkoolman5645]

The yearning in her beautiful soft voice makes me cry every time, especially when she sings the final line

[@tracyneely1412]

My heart hurts and cries to hear this song. My best friend Ruthie....we loved this. RIP

[@andrewstolpman6743]

Norah Jones is one of the most prolific singer/songwriters in modern music. Her talent is unsurpassed.

[@gotham61]

"Don't Know Why" was her massive breakthrough hit

[@davidsanders5788]

She was always something that relaxed me.

[@Anna-hl5zb]

I love her voice - you should listen to her singing Black Hole Sun live at the Detroit Fox Theatre in 2017 - so good.

[@bethmiller1840]

I can't even imagine how awesome that would be!

[@Anna-hl5zb]

@@bethmiller1840 Just Norah and her piano ... beautiful.

[@juniorjohnson9509]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpO0YWt_rcitrNE

[@JohnJohn-cu7nk]

Hopefully they see the comment. It's in my Top ten all-time musical performances.

[@AL13NM]

Her cover of Chris Christophersons song HELP ME MAKE IT THROUGH THE NIGHT Live is a MUST HEAR!!!!

[@Jamesscearce]

Love her singing "Maybe I'm Amazed" live with Dave Grohl at the Paul McCartney Kennedy Center Honors tribute show.

[@barbarino2000]

ALL of Norah’s songs are butter. When she came out and we all learned of her, that period was some of the most calming, gorgeous music mankind has ever been gifted.

[@pattyestrada6]

Love her voice, she’s a prefect blend of Jazz with folk and pop. BTW, she’s the daughter of Ravi Shankar. He’s a world famous sitar virtuso (who taught George Harrison to play the sitar). Check out his performance at the Monterey Pop Festival. Also, check out “Norwegian Wood” from the Beatles to hear how they incorporated the sitar in their music.

[@marlarae9313]

YAY!!! I love that you're listening to Norah Jones. Her music and voice mesmerizes me. It always has. It's as if I am once again, living on the ocean. I never get tired of listening to her.

[@marygoodson4920]

"Don't Know Why" was her first hit, and she gave me chills first time I heard her.

[@willowbeederouaux4750]

I fell in love with Norah Jones in the '90's 💜 This song brings back memories of sitting in my rocking chair on the back porch in the summertime, watching the sunset... 🌄

[@kathyembley455]

I discovered her on The Today Show, floored me! Her voice… listen to “Don’t Know Why” and my Alexa alarm is set to Norah “Sunrise” STUNNING 😍

[@nomicrowave]

"Don't Know Why" is my favorite. Also, she is playing the piano.

[@robrobertson4619]

She does a nice duet with Bonnie Raitt called “Tennessee Waltz”. Live performance 👍

[@carolinethompson376]

I knew you'd love her voice. Such a great song choice.

[@julieharden2433]

Norah Jones - one of my Dad's favorites, even when he was in his 60s and 70s. Her voice is so angelic and smooth. This whole album, "Come Away With Me" is perfection. Don't Know Why, Feelin' The Same Way, and Cold Cold Heart are also great songs.

[@RD-nq7fl]

I saw her in concert years ago in Austin Tx. She is so authentic and true to her style of music.

[@stewartmatthews1551]

Oh my gosh guys this song is so soothing she is so good

[@stephblurry5002]

Her singing voice is such a treat. I still have her album all these years later.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Did you see live anniversary performance she gave a few months ago? It was amazing.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Her voice is beautiful, and her delivery uses it to perfect effect. Her timing and emphasis and changes in breathiness -- just exquisite.

[@sean-ew2qv]

Her cover of Black Hole Sun shortly after Chris Cornell's death (at the Detroit Fox Theatre where he last performed) is a great and somber performance worth the watch.

[@mkmstillstackin]

You picked an absolute gem of an artist! One of the most unique voices in a generation. As others have said "Don't Know Why" is an absolute must!

[@ashankumarasinghe5456]

This was her Debut Album as i remember and it won the grammy for Album of the year!!

[@stevenlawrence7340]

Norah also acted in a pretty decent movie called MY BLUEBERRY NIGHTS with Jude Law and Natalie Portman.What a voice!!

[@ronbrown912]

My wife and I just saw her live in June. A perfect way to spend an evening....Norah isn't playing the piano in this video but she is a piano player.

[@robertaxel]

I saw her live last week, fine show....

[@ronbrown912]

@@robertaxel, we saw her at Ste Michelle Winery here in WA State. Also a good show. Been trying to see her for about 10 years but it always conflicted with other events I had ready purchased. Glad we finally made it happen. Where did you see her?

[@robertaxel]

@@ronbrown912 Forest Hills in Queens NY. She was with another favorite of mine Regina Spektor who opened for Norah. It was the last stop on the tour. There is a great video of them singing a duet on KZbin.

[@jasonjennings9087]

I played her entire 1st album as my 1st born would sleep. Such a soothing, gentle way to fall asleep.

[@broniex14]

when this album came out I wore it out - just beautiful ❤️ it was lovely to see you guys react to this song

[@mattpotter8725]

Norah Jones is amazing, such an amazing voice and accoustics. Another female artist that was around at I similar time and vibe was Kaitie Melua (don't know if she made it over there in the US, but she was big here in the UK), so I'd recommend her song The Closest Thing To Crazy, and her duet of What A Wonderful World with Eva Cassidy is amazing as well.

[@elainemarsh3477]

Don't Know Why was a smash hit. I distinctly remember the first time I heard it on the radio and I froze and said out loud, "Who is THAT?" Such a unique voice!

[@calliestephen]

Norah Jones is the music I play when I just want to escape the world for a little while. When you listen to her, you can just close your eyes and drift away, and let yourself just settle, body and soul. Don’t know why & Shoot the moon are two others to check out.

[@AmandaSmith-zr8mn]

She has no bad songs and SO much variety in her music.

[@jameslam1759]

She’s great. Has some duets with Willie Nelson that are nice. For another female Friday, check out Hope Sandoval - The Peasant.

[@mikehoward2340]

Or Hope in Mazzy Star...Fade into You

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Norah Jones is ABSOLUTELY phenomenal. What an angelic voice, a d she’s a great pianist.

[@bjm9071]

I immediately bought that cd as soon as I heard that angelic voice on the radio. BTW, she is the daughter of the great Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar, who I had the pleasure of seeing in concert with George Harrison.

[@dorothystorry1733]

Norah plays the piano as well.. she is amazing. Soft, clear and oh so gentle..

[@alanbrown3963]

As noted below "Don't Know Why" is phenomenal!!!. Her voice is subtle, soothing and smooth. Brings back memories of resting after work with my newborns sleeping on my chest listening to NJ to relax and give mom a break. Will never forget those bonding times even though they are now grown. Tears me up!!

[@MistyMorningMangoes]

I fall asleep to this song every night.

[@louella616]

Beautiful song, her voice is soft and beautiful! Song suggestion - Bing Crosby song It's Been A Long, Long Time

[@JimFlickinger]

You can just melt into her voice! I have ended a lot of shitty days listening to her Long day is over and woke up feeling so calm.

[@dawnpatrol700]

Her album was one of the very last to have massive sales in 2003. Starting in 2000, downloading was taking a huge toll on CD business and it got worse and worse, quick.. By 2006, large CD corporations like Sam Goody and Tower, were out of business completely. Sam Goody had a store in every mall in America, then they were just GONE. This CD was one of very few who kept CD stores alive a little longer

[@monikabeki6838]

Norah jones just takes you away… and makes you feel Listen to „sunrise“ I love that song so much cause at a rainy day we buried our friend at the age of 22. I was so „nervous“ getting dressed for the funeral and sunrise was played on the radio and I don’t lie… the sun begun to shine! So this song will always brings me to tears

[@seeburg220]

This song is amazing. Whatever Nora's selling, I'm sold. Ethereal to the max.

[@acttony]

Beautiful song. She is such a great singer, I remember when her first album came out she won every single Grammy category she was nominated for. Her fist single was I don't know why, it was another smashing hit back then, also she has a song with Dolly Parton, fun and upbeat, it's called Creeping In

[@portalofwisdom8858]

More good stuff for an upcoming female Friday, Jewel- Who will save your soul or Foolish games (insane voice, her smooth ups & downs are crazy) Dido- White Flag Natalie Merchant- Carnival Nelly Furtado- I'm like a Bird Aretha Franklin & George Michael- I knew you were waiting for me

[@Emee.M.]

Yes! Dido & Nelly Furtado were some I listened to a bunch along with Norah Jones

[@peterstephen6596]

She is one of a kind . Another beautiful captivating voice is Jill Scott " A long walk" you'd love it. Love and Respect

[@aliciarenon]

This CD was always in my CD changer back in the early 2000s. It’s so good, and her music is timeless. I could play it today and it wouldn’t seem dated or “old.” Edit: While all the songs off her debut album were great “Sunrise, from her second album, is my favorite!

[@howzt]

I never cared for that jazzy sound until this young sweet bird came into my life. Gotta melt, for sure.

[@angelatucker674]

Y'all need to do a Female Friday dedication to Olivia Newton John.

[@AlexisLexLexi]

They just did “I honestly love you” AND watched Grease.

[@chuckwilson4186]

unreal !!!! she's unreal !! sooooooo smooth , so pure .......

[@erict956]

Ravi Shankar's daughter so the music is strong with her

[@mjabqmanwk]

Norah's voice on this song is like hearing someone you love whispering these lyrics on the pillow next to you...

[@StarGeezerTim]

One quick observation: J, I know you've asked before about drummers who use brushes instead of sticks. The "swish" sound of the drums in this song is what results from brushes. Not heard much today, but they are a mainstay in genres like jazz and bluegrass. And I'm on board with recommending "Don't Know Why" for Nora Jones, possibly her best known signature songs.

[@Nonniewantsmore]

She has the most beautiful relaxing style. I forgot how much I love her. She’s a great pianist as well. 🥰

[@sheilaschneider366]

"Turn Me On," "One Flight Down," "The Nearness of You," "Sunrise," "Those Sweet Words," are all great. She is playing the piano on all of these!

[@HonicBlue]

this and "don't know why" are my two favorite songs of hers. I always felt like this video was off, this is a rainy night with the lights off kind of song. So beautiful. So simplistic. So haunting. Can't thank you enough for doing this one. Do Don't Know Why next, you won't be disappointed.

[@roadkill7314]

I adore Norah Jones! What a throwback feel to her; she's a gem. She was quite the phenomenon when she burst on the scene.

[@Scott65J]

.......Norah is soo goooooood.....

[@Laniefj]

She is so smooth and pleasant on the ears. A breath of fresh air.

[@kheleecebrown1799]

Love me tender is one of my favorite songs from Norah Jones her voice was sooooooo silky smooth on that one.

[@laurahatzes6964]

Commenting again since I'm so excited! This debut album is fantastic. Start to finish. Perfect for a mellow mood. Shes so talented. I hope you all do more from her. She plays the piano too!

[@Henry_C2]

Nora did a lot of country songs, including duets with a lot of the greats, well worth checking out. Amazing woman.

[@catherinetiernan5888]

Saw her in concert about 13 years ago and she was AMAZING. I'd love to be able to sing like her or Eva Cassidy.

[@carokat1111]

Both the best.

[@kelleydavis100]

This was one of my momma’s favorite artists, it will forever remind me of her. We owned a little furniture resale shop with a gem and bead room inside where I sold and held classes on beadwork. This was one of the albums that was on her rotation, on days that I was there by myself I played Prince of course 😉. I lost my momma a year ago today, October 18. She was my very best friend, I miss her so very much! I love you mom!!! ❤

[@Requiemslove]

I've enjoyed looking back again at this reaction video. The thing about Norah Jones back then is that she was just on ANOTHER LEVEL to everyone else. She literally was. There was no one out there like her, or even remotely close to being like her. And truth be told even when other, similar acts started to come on through, none of them "quite" had Norah's magic. Look at your Katie Melua's, look at your Kelly Clarksons, sure, they have talent and they have good voices, but honest to God they just can't "sing" like Jones can. She was so effortless, she made it look so easy, all while singing with a grace and quiet understated passion that no one else even knew how to begin to understand. And it's not like that's even gone away, or changed, or that anyone has really "caught up" to what Jones is about. She's STILL like that when she's at her best. And while I wouldn't go so far to say that there's no other beautiful voices, there are many, in fact. But none are "quite" like Jones. Not just a beautiful voice, but she makes it look as easy as literally breathing, and her's is a voice that sooth's you to your very core. It's a wonderful gift she has. Which is how I know where Jay was at, during this reaction video. Oh yes, I've been there before. I go there as often as I possibly can because there's nothing in this life finer than getting lost in the most wonderful voice the world has ever known.

[@LadyGator1983]

I LOVE NORAH JONES!!!!!

[@stevious7278]

I hear her voice and I hear gentle love . There is an angel present.

[@cindydegraaff5083]

I love her cover of Elvis’ Love Me Tender also. Her voice is wonderful and she’s a great musician too.

[@josephmilitello647]

Her starring performance in the romantic movie "My Blueberry Nights" is definitely worth checking out.

[@sandyjameswilliams40]

Awesome. Feel like a cuppa coffee and some rain

[@breebree9319]

I was so surprised whne she came out. It was so different and such a breath of fresh air. She "rocked" the airways for a good while.

[@elkenopens9656]

I saw Norah Jones years ago at a jazz festival in my home town. She was amazing. Listen to Sunrise. It’s my perfect Sunday morning song

[@scottsopher6825]

She has so many great songs. Please dive deeper into her library. You will thank us. I'm glad to see you going softer. There is a catalog of great music as big as rock or any other genre.

[@divaofscience]

The Grass is Blue, Don’t Know Why and others… she’s marvelous!

[@PaladinesAngel]

She’s got some amazing songs. And she is a chill out LEGEND

[@helindove2237]

I can only agree with what Amber says: There's something about Norah Jones. The first time I heard her sing on the radio, I went to the store and bought her album. I now have a few in my collection. Listening to her voice is a blessing. You will love "Don't Know Why" and "Sunrise" too!

[@Reavyn1]

I just saw her in concert a few weeks ago, and she sounds exactly the same in person. Her whole catalog is amazing!

[@michaelparsons5299]

I could listen to Norah all day long. Her voice is absolutely stunning. Her piano playing is sublime. I could float away x