Norah Jones – The Fall
CD Posted on February 8, 2013 at 6 h 14 min
The Fall is the fourth studio album by American singer-songwriter Norah Jones, released November 17, 2009 on Blue Note Records.The album debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 selling 180,000 copies in its first week, becoming the second lowest first week for a Jones album after Come Away with Me and a step aside Little Broken Hearts.
Jones' official website has stated that she "has taken a new direction on The Fall, experimenting with different sounds and a new set of collaborators, including Jacquire King, a noted producer and engineer who has worked with Kings of Leon, Tom Waits, and Modest Mouse among others. Jones enlisted several songwriting collaborators, including Ryan Adams and Okkervil River’s Will Sheff, as well as her frequent partner Jesse Harris. King also helped Jones put together a new group of musicians to perform on the album, including drummers Joey Waronker (Beck, R.E.M.
Norah's return to jazz rock genre? A+! November 17, 2009
CD : The Fall
Artist : Norah Jones
Genre : Pop music, Roots rock, Jazz, Art rock, Country blues
Time : 45:48 Issue : 01/01/1970 Producer : Label : Blue Note Records UPC : 5099969928628 ASIN : B002U9JEVA
Track List :
- Chasing Pirates - 2:40
- Even Though - 3:52
- Light as a Feather - 3:52
- Young Blood - 3:38
- I Wouldn't Need You - 3:30
- Waiting - 3:31
- It's Gonna Be - 3:11
- You've Ruined Me - 2:45
- Back to Manhattan - 4:07
- Stuck - 5:15
- December - 3:05
- Tell Yer Mama - 3:25
- Man of the Hour - 2:57
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Norah's return to jazz rock genre? A+! November 17, 2009
Since her major pop debut in 2002, Norah Jones has been fluffing our pillows and stoking the fires with her cozy hearthside tales and heartwarmingly hopeless romanticisms. At a glance one might think that the art for her latest release, "The Fall", which features our lady in a top hat and a snowy white gown sitting next to a large cuddly canine, would suggest yet another album of dessert wine pop-jazz. This is not the case. Instead, Norah sidesteps the "sweet" almost completely and heads into a more rock-based sound, for which her voice is perfectly suited. The direction is fresh and the pace is easy to settle into (with a pace set by "Chasing Pirates"). Though the album lacks a real kick-in-the-pants sort of song, it certainly delivers some of her best work to date. Expect less piano, more guitar, and the sweetest ending Norah could offer. Wonderful!
