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My Blueberry Nights - EPK
Click above to watch a video EPK for Wong Kar Wai's new film My Blueberry Nights, starring Norah Jones, Jude Law, and Natalie Portman. The Blueberry-flavored soundtrack album (featuring Ry Cooder, Cat Power and, of course, Norah Jones) is available now from Blue Note Records. Related Links: Feature: Norah Jones - Ready for Her Closeup News: New Wong Kar Wai short hits the web Review: 2046 (dir. Wong Kar Wai)... read more
Found in: Video of the DayChris Thile, Joseph Arthur, more celebrate The Living Room
“Like he’s in your living room,” is perhaps the biggest musical cliché for describing an intimate, stripped-down performance. And ever since Jennifer Gilson and husband Steve Rosenthal founded New York City’s Living Room venue on the Lower East Side in 1997, the two envisioned a nightclub offering the same comfort, social ease and artist-audience connection that a dude plucking his acoustic in a home full of close friends might provide. Beginning last night at 8 p.m. with an Elvis Costello tribute night, The Living Room is currently celebrating its 10th anniversary with two weeks of special performances from the likes... read more
Found in: Music, NewsNorah, Cat Power appear on My Blueberry Nights soundtrack
The Playlist has revealed that Norah Jones, Cat Power, and Ry Cooder will all provide music for the soundtrack to My Blueberry Nights, acclaimed Hong Kong director Wong Kar-Wai’s English language debut film. Jones, incidentally, also stars in the film, which follows the story of a heartbroken woman who waitresses her way across the country in search of, you know, un-heartbrokenness. Due out in January, the soundtrack, which will be released on Blue Note Records, will feature “The Story,” a song written by Jones specifically for the film. The record will also feature two cuts from Cat Power's album The... read more
Found in: Music, NewsNorah Jones covers Arcade Fire
The internet house is divided over Norah Jones covering the Arcade Fire. Is it “gentle, passionate and actually quite endearing?” Is it “sultry and seductive?” Or is it “even more boring” than the original? Running a German blog’s opinion through a free translation website leaves us with this opinion: “Entirely quiet remain: It is! Norah stands entirely behind the song, presses smuggles itself not before and the volumes another couple Countrysprenkel drunter discreet.” Couldn’t have said it better ourselves (though, if we had to try, we'd say that while the vocals have conviction, the instrumentation occasionally veers from nicely understated... read more
Found in: Music, NewsNorah Jones
On a music-video set just south of downtown Los Angeles, on an industrial strip trafficked by semis and surrounded by railbeds, a bewigged Norah Jones is dancing with a man in a tuxedo. Wait, make that a man in a form-fitting lime-green body stocking with a tuxedo pinned to his chest. read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesNorah Jones
On a music-video set just south of downtown Los Angeles, on an industrial strip trafficked by semis and surrounded by railbeds, a bewigged Norah Jones is dancing with a man in a tuxedo. Wait, make that a man in a form-fitting lime-green body stocking with a tuxedo pinned to his chest. In this converted garage behind a Streamline Moderne façade, Jones is working out some on-the-fly choreography to “Sinkin’ Soon,” from her new album Not Too Late. “Can we try that one more time?” the dancing musician asks director Ace Norton, 24, who chews gum and patrols the set sockless... read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesNorah Jones To Realease New Album January 30th
Norah Jones’ third solo studio album, Not Too Late, is scheduled for release by Blue Note records on January 30th, 2007. The thirteen tracks were recorded in and around Brooklyn and Manhattan, and feature appearances by a number of longtime Jones collaborators as well as a few new faces, including indie folkster M. Ward. Jones is the top-selling female artist of the 21st century, with sales of her previous two releases (2002’s Come Away With Me and 2004’s Feels Like Home) amounting to around 15 million in the United States and 30 million worldwide. Tracklisting of Not Too Late: 1.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsNorah Jones and the Handsome Band
The star-studded concert event comes to DVD... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsNorah Jones puts finishing touches on new album
Norah Jones is finishing work on her upcoming release, Feels Like Home. Arif Mardin is again taking up production duties, along with Jones. Guests on the record include Levon Helm and Garth Hudson of The Band, Dolly Parton, jazz drummer Brian Blade, Jesse Harris, Rob Burger and Tony Scherr. The album is scheduled for release in February. A European tour in April and a U.S. tour in July will follow. (photo: Jones during last year's Australian tour)... read more
Found in: Music, News20 Signs of Life in 2002
When Blue Note invited the world to "come away" with newcomer Norah Jones last February, the jazz label probably didn’t expect nearly four million ... read more
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