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--Featuring [sound recording] / Norah Jones.

By: Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: 50999 09868 2 6 | Blue Note Records98682 | Blue Note RecordsPublication details: New York, N.Y. : Blue Note Records, p2010.Description: 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 inOther title:
  • Featuring Norah Jones
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Contents:
Love me (with The Little Willies) (3:51) -- Virginia moon (with The Foo Fighters) (3:51) -- Turn them (with Sean Bones) (4:03) -- Baby it's cold outside (with Willie Nelson) (3:58) -- Bull rider (with Sasha Dobson) (2:58) -- Ruler of my heart (Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Robert Randolph) (2:59) -- The best part (with El Madmo) (3:25) -- Take off your cool (with Outkast) (2:38) -- Life is better (with Q-Tip) (4:27) -- Soon the new day (with Talib Kweli) (4:04) -- Little Lou, ugly Jack, prophet John (with Belle and Sebastian) (4:25) -- Here we go again (with Ray Charles) (3:58) -- Loretta (with Gillian Welch and David Rawlings) (3:19) -- Dear John (with Ryan Adams) (4:36) -- Creepin' in (with Dolly Parton) (3:01) -- Court & spark (with Herbie Hancock) (7:36) -- More than this (with Charlie Hunter) (4:10) -- Blue bayou (with M. Ward) (3:43).
Norah Jones, vocals and piano ; with assisting musicians.
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Item type Home library Collection Call number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Adult CD Adult CD Main Library CD POP/ROCK Jones, Norah Available 33111006622159
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

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

Compact disc.

Compilation of cameos, duets and collaborations featuring Norah Jones with other artists.

Originally recorded between 2001 and 2010.

Love me (with The Little Willies) (3:51) -- Virginia moon (with The Foo Fighters) (3:51) -- Turn them (with Sean Bones) (4:03) -- Baby it's cold outside (with Willie Nelson) (3:58) -- Bull rider (with Sasha Dobson) (2:58) -- Ruler of my heart (Dirty Dozen Brass Band with Robert Randolph) (2:59) -- The best part (with El Madmo) (3:25) -- Take off your cool (with Outkast) (2:38) -- Life is better (with Q-Tip) (4:27) -- Soon the new day (with Talib Kweli) (4:04) -- Little Lou, ugly Jack, prophet John (with Belle and Sebastian) (4:25) -- Here we go again (with Ray Charles) (3:58) -- Loretta (with Gillian Welch and David Rawlings) (3:19) -- Dear John (with Ryan Adams) (4:36) -- Creepin' in (with Dolly Parton) (3:01) -- Court & spark (with Herbie Hancock) (7:36) -- More than this (with Charlie Hunter) (4:10) -- Blue bayou (with M. Ward) (3:43).

Norah Jones, vocals and piano ; with assisting musicians.

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