Anything that is like Norah Jones?

Eva Cassidy 'Live at Blues Alley'. The best of the Saturday night show. 'Songbird' is the entire 30+ song set. The Friday night set was supposed to have been recorded as well, but wasn't. And on Saturday she was starting to come down with a cold. Still one of the most remarkable recordings I've ever heard. She could sing the wheels off anything. And on that Saturday night, she did.

Jane Siberry When I was a boy

Re" Eva Cassidy: "Songbird" is a compilation CD. Start there and if you like it buy them all. She died and there are a only a few CD's released, last one in August was "Imagine".

Start with Eva's "Live at Blues Alley." Just incredible soul to her singing.

Which Eva to start?

Which Eva to start?

Eva Cassidy Again.

I second all of the above postings and also highly rec listening to Eva Cassidy!!! Love female vocals jazzy bluesy

Patrica Barber - Nightclub. Also other nice female vocals,
Beth Orton - Daybreak
Patty Griffin - 1000 Kisses
Allison Moorer - Miss Fortune

Thank God I am not nuts. I listen to Norah Jones all the time. I just spent a ton on a dedicated media system and when I want someone to hear how great it is I put on Norah Jones. You can compare her to whoever you want but she is Norah.

eva cassidy !!

Jenna Mammina's been around for a few years and does music along the same lines. Highly recommended.

In addition to some of the excellent recommendations already mentioned, you might check out Ella Fitzgerald, Carmen McRae, Cassandra Wilson, and Shirley Horn. There are many others, of course, but these four are certainly worth your time.

Happy Hunting.

Peroux and Holiday: took the words right out of my mouth.

Try Madeleine Peroux

She sounds like billy holiday

Holly Cole (Don't smoke in bed),
Joni Mitchell (Both sides now),
and maybe Stacey Kent (Close your eyes)

I highly recommend KD Lang's "Ingenue" if you're not familiar with it. She doesn't specifically sound like Norah Jones, but she mixes many styles and has an amazing voice. That particular album is full of very strong songs and is every bit as addictive and engrossing as Norah's.

I can't think of many contemporary artists that combine styles so well (maybe Fiona Apple??). Norah Jones' music has an old-timey feel, but still manages to sound modern and unique. She reminds me a lot of Billy Holiday at times (I recommend checking her out too, if you haven't already), but she also has a sizeable country influence. I think her strongest trait is her subtle singing. Most others tend to over-sing everything (especially at that age). She is one of the best singers I've ever heard.