'Til We Meet Again [Live]

by Norah Jones

Overview

'Til We Meet Again, the first live album released by Norah Jones, collects highlights from the tours she gave in the wake of the 2016 release of Day Breaks. The 14 songs on 'Til We Meet Again were recorded between 2017 and 2019, taken from performances given in the United States, Italy, France, Brazil, and Argentina. To Jones' credit, the album doesn't feel like it was cobbled together from different sources. The music flows easily, with Jones taking the time to stretch and solo, playing with her vocal phrasing just enough to enliven older songs and give newer tunes a lift. There are some overt surprises, such as a closing cover of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" that was given a week after Chris Cornell's 2017 death at the same Detroit venue where the band played their last show, but this isn't an album that upends expectations. Rather, it's a testament to the enduring elegance of Norah Jones' jazz-pop while also offering proof of the depth of her songbook. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Product Details

Release Date:	04/16/2021
Label:	Blue Note
UPC:	0602435689852

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Norah Jones   Primary Artist,Piano,Vocals
Marcelo Costa   Percussion
Pete Remm   Organ
Christopher Thomas   Double Bass,Bass (Upright),Bass (Electric)
Jesse Murphy   Vocals,Double Bass,Bass (Upright),Bass (Electric)
Jesse Harris   Guitar (Acoustic)
Jorge Continentino   Flute (Alto)
Brian Blade   Drums,Vocals

Technical Credits

Norah Jones   Composer,Producer
Steve Fallone   Mastering,Mastering Engineer
Rodrigo Amarante   Composer
Frank Harkins   Design,Art Direction
Lee Alexander   Composer
Pete Remm   Composer
Dave Barnum   Cover Photo
Sarah Oda   Composer
Jamie Landry   Mixing,Producer,Recording
Emily Fiskio   Composer
Alexander Fedrizzi   Assistant,Assistant Engineer
Christopher Thomas   Composer
Jesse Harris   Composer
Richard Julian   Composer
Mike Bradley   Assistant,Assistant Engineer
Hank Williams   Composer
Brian Burton   Composer
Brian Blade   Composer
Chris Cornell   Composer