[Uncledan]

Who plan to get it at the first day of release?

http://www.bluenote.com/detail.asp?SelectionID=10284

 

[tortie]

: raises hand :

Me! me!

 

[Nick Dangerous]

Rhapsody users can listen to the track 'Sunrise'...

 

[lextek]

Quote:

Originally posted by Nick Dangerous Rhapsody users can listen to the track 'Sunrise'...

Itunes user can purchase the single too.

 

[Trawlerman]

I'm sure this new release will be a welcome addition to my collection alongside "Come Away With Me".

For those who can't wait for it's release, may I suggest the following album as a stop-gap.


NEW YORK CITY - The Peter Mallick Group feat. Norah Jones

Amazon.co.uk Review
The talented Norah Jones came to New York and got famous in spectacular, multi-platinum fashion. So it's inevitable that recordings she made before she hit it big are starting to come to the fore--case in point, this CD by lyricist, songwriter and guitarist Peter Malick. Malick recorded these tunes with Jones in 2000 (when she was just 21), along with four other singers (Jess Klein, Kirsten Proffit, Antje Duvekot and his daughter Mercy). Stylistically, Malick's music is a radio-friendly blend of country and pop, with just a tinge of jazz, the same kind of genre that launched Jones on her Blue Note debut Come Away with Me.

The material is mostly about love, longing and big city life. While all of the singers have basically the same style, the six tracks with Jones stand out. Except for the slow blues number, "All of Your Love" and the organ-fuelled up-tempo rocker "Deceptively Yours," the rest of the guitar-centric music is mid-tempo. And, yes, Jones sounds the same on the quirky "Strange Transmissions" and the Nashville-nuanced "Heart of Mine" as she does now. Kudos to Mr Malick for being in the right place and the right studio at the right time. --Eugene Holley, Jr

 

[lextek]

Thanks for the tip. Looks good.

 

[Welly Wu]

ME! ME! ME!

 

[Rendition]

I'm wondering if I should pick up the SACD version. From what I hear the first one on SACD wasn't much better than the CD.

 

[Welly Wu]

Is there going to be an SACD version of her latest album??? When will it be available?

 

[lextek]

I would be very, surprised if they didn't. When I buy new music I try to buy hybrids, just in case.

 

[spaceman]

I will snag it as well. I really hope there is an SACD version released.

 

[Rendition]

You can pretty much guarantee there will be SACD version, I hope it comes out at the same time as the CD though. I don't know if I can wait long.

 

[Uncledan]

I am pretty sure they will release SACD version, however, maybe you have to wait (at least) half year based on last album experience.

 

[Carlos3]

There was an announcement over on AA's Hi-Rez forum that Blue Note isn't planning to make any more SACDs at this time.

Quote:

"...due to the low production demand and high production costs I'm afraid we wont be doing any more SACDs in the near future..."

 

[spaceman]

Quote:

Originally posted by Carlos3 There was an announcement over on AA's Hi-Rez forum that Blue Note isn't planning to make any more SACDs at this time. Quote: "...due to the low production demand and high production costs I'm afraid we wont be doing any more SACDs in the near future..."

now that really does suck, if it is true