I think the new Norah Jones disc is definitely an improvement over her 
debut.  She stretches out into some country and some folk while still 
keeping that jazz sound.  For the most part, the songs are much more 
upbeat and less sleepy.  She also does a great cover of Tom Waits' "The 
Long Way Home."





Michael vg <govango@yahoo.com> 
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 I liked her debut at first, but found it to be sleep inducing after 
awhile.
It was relegated to background music, more so than something I would put
on just to sit and hear. -
 That being said the new one has impressed me very much so. I have only
listened a few times, but find it more enjoyable than her first one. 

 michael vg

--- Michael Bennett <mrhonorama@hotmail.com> wrote:
> In lieu of biting --
> 
> What do you think of the Norah Jones disc?  I thought the debut was a 
> promising debut -- I liked the record, but figured she had the potential 
to 
> go much further.  Is the new one better?  The reviews seem to indicate 
> incremental progress -- which isn't a bad thing, as she likely has a 
long 
> career ahead of her.
> 
> Mike Bennett
> 
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> Record reviews and more at http://fufkin.com
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> >From: Stewart Mason <flamingo@theworld.com>
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> 
> 
>   Personally, I
> >helped out to the tune of about $40 at Newbury Comics last week, which 
got
> >me the Norah Jones (bite me, I like her)
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