Norah Jones on Bluenote??

Once more into the fray...

Did I contradict myself? Um, I don't think so, but I suppose it could be construed that I did... I guess what I didn't specifically state is that I think she did a pretty good job on her first album and that, with time, she may continue to evolve and improve upon already considerable, if not impressive, talents.

Who's to say??? Wait and see. In the meantime, enjoy what you will. YMMV. Etc.

Whether or not you're a fan of Norah Jones or not, be sure to check out the 1997 film documentary Blue Note. It tells the story of the label and its founder, Alfred Lion. The convergence of the fabulous musicians with Rudy van Gelder (engineer), Reid Miles (graphic artist) and Francis Wolff (photographer) created one of the 20th century's greatest bodies of work. The film is a stirring tribute to their joint efforts. A must see if you love jazz.

BTW, Stan Ricker gives a lucid explanation of how a vinyl record is cut by a recording lathe.

Jazz is a pretty wide genre, yes? How about Bill Frisell's Nashville; which won a 'best jazz release' the year it came out. Sounds like bluegrass to me, but...

I like Norah myself, and I'm happy to see her great success will continue to help fund Blue Note.

Hey,
just how about Diane Schuur debute on GRP???
Can it somehow compare to Norah on Blue Note?????

There's a report on another forum, that the CD is copy
protected and some CDPs, Car players are producing clicks
or not able to play the disk. Anyone having trouble?