HER VOICE IS SO SOOTHING!!! NORAH JONES - DON'T KNOW WHY (REACTION) 

David, I don’t doubt the facts of your comment at all. But if that’s true, Norah is much older than I thought. That puts her in at least her early fifties. Wow. 🤘😎

@@ronaldelliott4373 looked it up 30march 79 so she's 43.this came out 2002 which made her 23.

@@sarablack2547 Thanks Sara for that. I never doubted the connection, but was confused when David mentioned Ravi and The Beatles coming to America. I was thinking that was the “time of conception” here. In hindsight it’s clear he never inferred that. Be well, from a fellow traveler….

@@ronaldelliott4373 just looked up when they went to America is said George Harrison and Ravi Shankar's 1974 North American tour.

@@sarablack2547 See, I knew she was younger than me. 🙄I guess I still think of her in her twenties. I think I was five or so when The Beatles first made their way across the pond. Sold out everywhere, they did come to New Orleans, City Park Stadium where my parents brought home some memorabilia. 👈 I was lucky enough to see George tour the album “All Things Must Pass” a personal post Beatles fav. The album btw was recorded in short order with the help of Eric Clapton and the first ever recording of what became Derek and The Dominoes. I appreciated Ravi, but his music wasn’t my cup of tea. Regards

I have the CD as well every song in the album is great

Hell yeah

This say's it all. Norah Jones. Music pet's will chill the F out too. [They got by far superior ear's, folks. TRUST the hardware]

I saw that concert when they were in Philadelphia!

Katie Melua has a sweet voice, I like her album, piece by piece. But for my money she wouldn't even have a career were it not for Nora. [in the traditional American spelling] Jones by contrast is FAR MORE than just a sweet voice. She made musicality COOL again. She shattered a seemingly impregnable pop wall. She led the way so Katie Melua's, Kelly Clarkson's and Taylor Swift's could follow, while at the same time being the heavyweight cavalry the likes of your Shania Twain's, Diana Kralls and Celine Dions, yearned for. She is IMO better than pretty much everyone she opened the door for, while being an OBVIOUS equal to the many great act's already around that she helped focus perception back onto. Pop had dominated In the US, for nearly a decade before Nora came about. And then she did. Her debut [some claim Jazz but it's actually Jazz influenced but more of a mash up of styles] album literally exploded, and didn't leave the album charts for 164 week, and THEN it kept coming back. It was the highest selling album over a single year, until 2011. It and to a lesser extent her next two albums afforded her so much success that since her 4th, the fall, in 2009, Jones hes just been doing EXACTLY what she desires, musically, for FIFTEEN YEARS. Few can claim that. No disrespect to Katie Melua, but were it not for Nora she would have been clutching at straw's, aimless and without a rudder. She's more a popified easy listening [ish] Nora Jones lite with a sweet voice that lack's Jones unmistakeable cadences, to a backdrop of safe Piano in place of Jones every note having meaning and relevance to the soundscape of her devising. And that, in a time before Nora took the kid gloves of [the music generally framing her voice] shes a hundred time's what she was in 2002. Melua would be lucky to be where Jones was then, now.