Norah Jones won 8 Grammy Awards for her debut album!
Norah Jones is best known for her tunes Come Away With Me, Angel Eyes, Creepin’ In, and Don’t Know Why.
As the daughter of The Beatles’ musical mentor Ravi Shankar, Norah’s destiny might seem written in the stars when she at the age of 23 released her incredibly successful album Come Away With Me on the legendary record label Blue Note.
Norah’s debut was produced by Arif Mardin, who with his vast experience managed to capture the rich voice and intimate sound of Norah’s music very well indeed. So well in fact, Come Away With Me won 8 Grammy Awards.
In 2005, the album received Diamond status as it reached 10 million sales and since then, the debut album has sold over 27 million copies, making it the most successful jazz album of all time.
Post the first 8 Grammy Awards from her first visit, where 5 of them were directed straight at her performance, Norah has won even more Awards!
In total, Norah has received a total of 12 Grammy Awards, 4 World Music Awards, and 1 Brit Award.
As far as sales go, Norah Jones has sold over 37 million records worldwide, making her the most popular female artist post the millennium!
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Angel Eyes
You can learn how to play Angel Eyes by Frank Sinatra using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, and Spytunes video guitar lessons.
| Am Am/G Am/F# Am/F | Am/E Am/Eb |
Try to think that love’s not around…
Come Away With Me
You can learn how to play Come Away With Me by Norah Jones using chords, lyrics, and the original recording.
| C | Am7 | C | Am7 |
Come away with me in the night…
Creepin’ In
Learn how to play Creepin’ In by Norah Jones and Dolly Parton using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, and a Spytunes video guitar lesson.
| G | C (Csus2) | G | Dsus2 (D) |
There’s a big ol’ hole, that gone right through the sole, of this old shoe…
Love Me Tender
You can learn how to play Love Me Tender by Elvis using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, TAB, and the original recording.
| D D/A | E7 E7/B | A7 | D D/A |
Love me tender, love me sweet, never let me go…
Summertime
You can learn how to play Summertime by Billie Holiday using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, and the original recording.
| Bbm7 F7b9/C | Db6 F7b9/C | Bbm7 F7b9/C | Db6 F7b9/C |
Summertime and the living is easy…
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