Jones has taken a new direction on this yet untitled album, seeing it as a chance to experiment with different sounds and an opportunity to work with 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 also enlisted several songwriting collaborators, including Ryan Adams and Okkervil River’s Will Sheff, as well as her frequent partner Jesse Harris.

Born of social ineptitude and an ageless belief in trick-or-treatery, EL MADMO offers escape, justice, karmic postulation, and that feeling you get when you know something that no one else does. Starting out as a garage band trapped in the basements of various hockey arenas, theirs is a powerfully raw sound that could only be inspired by the smell of Zamboni fuel and sweaty skates. The band consists of guitarist/singer, Maddie, bassist/singer, El, and majestically afroed drummer, Mo. Their self-titled debut album is a solid piece of body rocking ear-munition revealing a musical labyrinth that challenges you to, "Choose your own adventure." From the Aeolian darkness of "Vampire Guy", to the sassy cha-cha of "Fantasy Guy", to a song that simply asks, "What good is a smile when your head's in a vise?", EL MADMO serves up a hot and tasty meal that'll fill you up and also "Rock Your Balls Off."

Jerry Lee Lewis is an American rock 'n' roll and country music icon - a singer, songwriter, and pianist who's been amazing his audiences with his piano pyrotechnics for half a century. Lewis has never stopped touring, and he still delivers explosive concerts that are unpredictable, exciting, and personal. Following the critically acclaimed release of Last Man Standing in the fall of 2006, Lewis gathered with friends and family to perform at a series of private shows in New York and Los Angeles that were filmed for this CD/DVD. Rock 'n' roll, soul, and country music legends gathered from the world 'round to show their admiration for one of the great original song stylists of all time. Last Man Standing Live is an intimate and unprecedented event in music history.

"Not Too Late" is the follow-up to 2004's "Feels Like Home," which debuted at No. 1 on The Billboard 200.

The deluxe edition of Not Too Late features a DVD and extra material. Deluxe DVD content includes:

1. "Thinking About You" (Music Video)

2. "Until The End" (Music Video)

3. "Sinkin' Soon" (Music Video)

4. Interview with Norah

5. "Thinking About You" (behind the scenes at the video shoot)

6. "Sinkin' Soon" (behind the scenes at the video shoot)

PLUS two live bonus tracks from Rehearsals.com filmed in Burbank, CA, in November 2006.

The Little Willies eponymous debut album.

Shot August 8 and 9 at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium, the concert film includes performances of several songs from Jones' quadruple platinum 2004 release Feels Like Home and her landmark debut album Come Away With Me.

Norah here appears for the second time along side Rachel Loshak [First time on "The Living Room : Vol.1"]; the two duets on "Rita", a song also to be found on Rachels album "Firefly", though without Norahs assistance.

As a bonus fact can be told that Daru Oda [Norahs best friend and "back-up singer"] does background harmonies on the albums 3rd song "Through The Snow"; some of the people Norah has worked with, also appear on this very nice folk/pop album.

Latest duet with Willie Nelson in a line of duets between the two. Here on the song "Dreams Come True"; so far their jazziest collabo.

Feels Like Home CD with three bonus tracks (Sleepless Nights, Moon Song and I Turned Your Picture To The Wall). DVD (region free) has an exclusive interview with Norah, together with live recordings of In The Morning, She, Long Way Home and Creepin' In, together with music videos of Sunrise and What Am I To You?

This Radio-Only EP, contains 6 songs from the DVD "Norah Jones And The Handsome Band Live In 2004".

It comes with artwork from the DVD/liner notes, coloured disc, and a release date on the DVD. Promotional material - not commercially available.

The incomparable Ray Charles' last new album features a host of stars, including Norah Jones on Track 1: Here We Go Again

Norah's new album. Inspiration is at the heart of Feels Like Home. While Jones approached recording her follow-up to Come Away With Me with the same sense of musical integrity, she maintains that she did not set out to duplicate its achievement. "I’m glad that people liked the last album. It was where I was at the time, musically. This is where I am now. That’s what a recording is for me, like a snapshot. We had so much fun making this record."

Norah sings "I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good), which is a 1940's Duke Ellington/Paul Francis Webster song.