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Norah Jones is back with her fourth album The Fall under PolyEast Records/EMI featuring the new single Chasing Pirates.

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                    [Title] => Norah in full control of her third album
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Not Too Late is the title of the third album by Norah Jones. It comes on the heels of the phenomenally successful Come Away with Me and Feels Like Home. One of the most successful artists of this generation, Norah is known for being uncompromising with her music. Part jazz, part blues, part folk and a bit country, it defies the usual classification.
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                    [Title] => Raffi Quijano: Blends bossa and public service
                    [Summary] => In her heart thrives that very dream of becoming a singing sensation, but she got no idea that it would be through bossa nova.
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                    [AuthorName] => Gia Racal
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                    [Title] => Norah Jones: A lesson in simplicity
                    [Summary] => Norah Jones, so disarmingly sincere in a quiet sort of way, was in town recently. Her Live at the Araneta Coliseum concert was an experience that should serve as a lesson in simplicity, understatement and purity of concept. Given the turnout and subsequent comments, it was a successful event. Strangely though, the show was also one that would have caused local self-proclaimed divas to throw a fit had they been the headliners.
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                    [Title] => Keeping up with Norah Jones
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There are certain singers whom we feel that we know from the very first time we hear them. As the intimacy of their delivery and the subtle shading of their interpretation draw us in, a whole personality seems to take shape in our imagination.


That’s how a music critic described the impact of Norah Jones on him and, I’m sure, on other people who have become instant fans of Norah, loving her and her music at first hearing. 


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                    [Title] => Keeping up with Norah Jones
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There are certain singers whom we feel that we know from the very first time we hear them. As the intimacy of their delivery and the subtle shading of their interpretation draw us in, a whole personality seems to take shape in our imagination.


That’s how a music critic described the impact of Norah Jones on him and, I’m sure, on other people who have become instant fans of Norah, loving her and her music at first hearing. 


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                    [Title] => More fireworks from Norah
                    [Summary] => Daring was what I thought of Norah Jones’ debut album Come Away with Me.  It was not daring of Norah who knew what sort of music she wanted to do. It was daring of Capitol Records to give what could have been a small art collection on its jazz label Blue Note the push usually reserved for potential pop big sellers. And that is although it was the first by an unknown artist who didn’t have the makings of a Britney, Beyonce or Christina and not even Dido.


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                    [Title] => Calming, soothing Jodie Brooke Wilson
                    [Summary] => You may not have heard of her but Jodie Brooke Wilson already has a lot of hits as a songwriter. Most of these were big sellers in Europe and her native Australia like I Want What She’s Got, Higher than Heaven, used as the theme for the Sydney 2000 Olympics and in the Rugrats movie soundtrack, Show Me Now from the film Scary Movie. She has also collaborated with many international writers. 


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                    [Title] => 50 Cent’s millions
                    [Summary] => Rapper 50 Cent is indeed very special. Just take note of how his debut album and single releases are holding up in the hit charts of the US. And take careful note of this. The US is a place where there is no dearth of talented rappers of all types and ages, from Little Bow Wow to Eminem to Busta Rhymes to P. Diddy to Will Smith, etc. etc.


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                    [Title] => Daniel Bedingfield, new singing idol
                    [Summary] => Daniel Bedingfield’s story is like a music producer’s dream. He started writing songs when he was only three years old. Today, he has loads and loads of compositions just lying around waiting to be recorded. The best of them comprise the contents of his album Gotta Get Thru This. 


Bedingfield was nine when he started performing with his friends and later with his real-life sisters Natasha and Nicola, with whom he played music festivals in Europe.


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Norah Jones is back with The Fall

December 29, 2009 - 12:00am

Norah Jones is back with her fourth album The Fall under PolyEast Records/EMI featuring the new single Chasing Pirates.

Entertainment

Norah in full control of her third album

By Baby A. Gil | March 19, 2007 - 12:00am

Not Too Late is the title of the third album by Norah Jones. It comes on the heels of the phenomenally successful Come Away with Me and Feels Like Home. One of the most successful artists of this generation,...

Entertainment

Raffi Quijano: Blends bossa and public service

By Gia Racal | December 21, 2006 - 12:00am

In her heart thrives that very dream of becoming a singing sensation, but she got no idea that it would be through bossa nova.

Freeman Cebu Entertainment

Norah Jones: A lesson in simplicity

By Baby A. Gil | March 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Norah Jones, so disarmingly sincere in a quiet sort of way, was in town recently. Her Live at the Araneta Coliseum concert was an experience that should serve as a lesson in simplicity, understatement and purity...

Entertainment

Keeping up with Norah Jones

By Ricky Lo | March 6, 2005 - 12:00am

There are certain singers whom we feel that we know from the very first time we hear them. As the intimacy of their delivery and the subtle shading of their interpretation draw us in, a whole personality seems...

Entertainment

Keeping up with Norah Jones

By Ricky Lo | March 6, 2005 - 12:00am

There are certain singers whom we feel that we know from the very first time we hear them. As the intimacy of their delivery and the subtle shading of their interpretation draw us in, a whole personality seems...

Entertainment

More fireworks from Norah

By Baby A. Gil | March 1, 2004 - 12:00am

Daring was what I thought of Norah Jones’ debut album Come Away with Me. It was not daring of Norah who knew what sort of music she wanted to do. It was daring of Capitol Records to give what could have been...

Entertainment

Calming, soothing Jodie Brooke Wilson

By Baby A. Gil | August 22, 2003 - 12:00am

You may not have heard of her but Jodie Brooke Wilson already has a lot of hits as a songwriter. Most of these were big sellers in Europe and her native Australia like I Want What She’s Got, Higher than Heaven,...

Entertainment

50 Cent’s millions

By Baby A. Gil | May 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Rapper 50 Cent is indeed very special. Just take note of how his debut album and single releases are holding up in the hit charts of the US. And take careful note of this. The US is a place where there is no dearth...

Entertainment

Daniel Bedingfield, new singing idol

By Baby A. Gil | May 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Daniel Bedingfield’s story is like a music producer’s dream. He started writing songs when he was only three years old. Today, he has loads and loads of compositions just lying around waiting to be recorded....

Entertainment

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