℗ 2013 The Blue Note Label Group
Not Too Late
Norah Jones
Available in 192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit AIFF, FLAC high resolution audio formats
1.1 |
Wish I Could Norah Jones |
4:19 | ||
1.2 |
Sinkin' Soon Norah Jones |
4:38 | ||
1.3 |
The Sun Doesn't Like You Norah Jones |
3:00 | ||
1.4 |
Until the End Norah Jones |
3:55 | ||
1.5 |
Not My Friend Norah Jones |
2:56 | ||
1.6 |
Thinking About You Norah Jones |
3:20 | ||
1.7 |
Broken Norah Jones |
3:21 | ||
1.8 |
My Dear Country Norah Jones |
3:26 | ||
1.9 |
Wake Me Up Norah Jones |
2:47 | ||
1.10 |
Be My Somebody Norah Jones |
3:37 | ||
1.11 |
Little Room Norah Jones |
2:44 | ||
1.12 |
Rosie's Lullaby Norah Jones |
3:56 | ||
1.13 |
Not Too Late Norah Jones |
3:32 | ||
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Total Playing Time 45:31
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Billboard 200 - #1, 2007
UK Albums Chart - #1, 2007
"... has a slightly rougher, home studio sound ... the music: slow, gorgeous dream-pop ballads ..."
- Entertainment Weekly
"... Jones proves herself to be as great a songwriter as she is a pianist and vocalist ... the work of her band here is equally strong ... a lovely set of songs, both bittersweet and powerful, that reassures us that pop music can still be beautiful and genuine."
- PopMatters.com
"... has its share of strong tracks ... the mood is mostly dreamy, lazy country rockers, quirky waltzes, a little earthy bluesiness and bits of laid-back funk ... there's even a demurely delivered anti-Bush song. Jones's voice, always more characterful than the easy listening tag ever implied, sometimes shifts to a strange place between Madeleine Peyroux's or Diane Krall's jazzy smokiness (they're all Billie Holiday fans) and the weird pop delicacy of a Joanna Newsom. It's pretty music, beautifully performed."
- The Guardian
Not Too Late, the third release from Norah Jones and her third consecutive number one album, marked the next step in her evolution as a musician and a songwriter. Produced by longtime collaborator Lee Alexander, Not Too Late proved to be an immediate hit with fans who snapped up over two million copies in the US alone.
UK Albums Chart - #1, 2007
"... has a slightly rougher, home studio sound ... the music: slow, gorgeous dream-pop ballads ..."
- Entertainment Weekly
"... Jones proves herself to be as great a songwriter as she is a pianist and vocalist ... the work of her band here is equally strong ... a lovely set of songs, both bittersweet and powerful, that reassures us that pop music can still be beautiful and genuine."
- PopMatters.com
"... has its share of strong tracks ... the mood is mostly dreamy, lazy country rockers, quirky waltzes, a little earthy bluesiness and bits of laid-back funk ... there's even a demurely delivered anti-Bush song. Jones's voice, always more characterful than the easy listening tag ever implied, sometimes shifts to a strange place between Madeleine Peyroux's or Diane Krall's jazzy smokiness (they're all Billie Holiday fans) and the weird pop delicacy of a Joanna Newsom. It's pretty music, beautifully performed."
- The Guardian
Not Too Late, the third release from Norah Jones and her third consecutive number one album, marked the next step in her evolution as a musician and a songwriter. Produced by longtime collaborator Lee Alexander, Not Too Late proved to be an immediate hit with fans who snapped up over two million copies in the US alone.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Blue Note Studio Masters