...Featuring Norah Jones

Rating

Album: ...Featuring Norah Jones
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Love Me
2)	Virginia Moon - (featuring Norah Jones)
3)	Turn Them - (featuring Norah Jones)
4)	Baby It's Cold Outside - (featuring Norah Jones)
5)	Bull Rider
6)	Ruler of My Heart - (featuring Norah Jones)
7)	Best Part, The
8)	Take Off Your Cool - (featuring Norah Jones)
9)	Life Is Better - (featuring Norah Jones)
10)	Soon the New Day - (featuring Norah Jones)
11)	Little Lou, Prophet Jack, Ugly John - (featuring Norah Jones)
12)	Here We Go Again - (featuring Norah Jones)
13)	Loretta - (featuring David Rawlings/Gillian Welch)
14)	Dear John - (featuring Norah Jones)
15)	Creepin' In - (featuring Dolly Parton)
16)	Court & Spark - (featuring Norah Jones)
17)	More Than This - (featuring Norah Jones)
18)	Blue Bayou - (featuring M. Ward)

Album: ...Featuring Norah Jones
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Love Me
2)	Virginia Moon - (featuring Norah Jones)
3)	Turn Them - (featuring Norah Jones)
4)	Baby It's Cold Outside - (featuring Norah Jones)
5)	Bull Rider
6)	Ruler of My Heart - (featuring Norah Jones)
7)	Best Part, The
8)	Take Off Your Cool - (featuring Norah Jones)
9)	Life Is Better - (featuring Norah Jones)
10)	Soon the New Day - (featuring Norah Jones)
11)	Little Lou, Prophet Jack, Ugly John - (featuring Norah Jones)
12)	Here We Go Again - (featuring Norah Jones)
13)	Loretta - (featuring David Rawlings/Gillian Welch)
14)	Dear John - (featuring Norah Jones)
15)	Creepin' In - (featuring Dolly Parton)
16)	Court & Spark - (featuring Norah Jones)
17)	More Than This - (featuring Norah Jones)
18)	Blue Bayou - (featuring M. Ward)

Performer Notes

2010's ...Featuring Norah Jones, an eighteen track compilation of previously released Norah Jones collaborations, includes duets with the likes of Ray Charles, Willie Nelson, and Dolly Parton, OutKast and the Foo Fighters.

Professional Reviews

Billboard (p.24) - "The singer is especially good on 'Life Is Better,' a sexy soul-rap track from Q-Tip's 2008 THE RENAISSANCE, and on 'Dear John,' a bleary duet with Ryan Adams that reminds listeners that even multiplatinum prodigies can get the blues."

Mojo (Publisher) (p.97) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "This 18-song miscellany reminds us that talent loves the company of talent, one-off duets with Ray Charles and Dolly Parton underlining Jones's seemingly effortless ascent to premier league status."

Paste (magazine) - "The burble of organ on 'Turn Them,' a duet with Sean Bones, may be the album's finest sonic hook, a sound that subtly mimics her mellifluous vocals."

Clash (magazine) - "[T]he close vocal harmonies with Gillian Welch are particularly strong and a version of Roxy Music's 'More Than This' is utterly charming."

Record Collector (magazine) (p.84) - "As a showcase for Norah's voice, it's fantastic. As an illustration of her ability to stretch herself far from the dinner party soft jazz of her perceived populist image, it's even better."

Uncut (magazine) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "There are knockabout duets with big names, but more interesting is hearing Jones sweeten hip hop tracks and add heavenly harmonies to indie sessions."