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- Norah Jones is a renowned singer-songwriter known for her jazz-style music, with her debut album "Come Away with Me" showcasing her unique voice.
- Born in New York City in 1979, Norah moved to Texas at age four, where she began her musical journey singing in church choirs.
- Her musical influences include her mother's blues albums and a personal interest in heavy metal during her teenage years.
- Norah studied jazz at university but left to pursue her music career in Manhattan, drawn by its vibrant music scene.
- Her breakthrough came from performing in intimate venues in New York, which she found inspiring and pivotal for her career.
Norah Jones is a best-selling singer-songwriter who performs jazz-style music.
Her first album, “Come Away with me”, sung in her unforgettable voice, offers musicality and intensity of feeling. It makes you feel you have heard it before.
Norah is attractive with dark hair and eyes, and is the daughter of the famous Indian musician Ravi Shankar, although she did not grow up with him.
Norah Jones was born March 30, 1979 in New York City.
When she was young, she was surrounded by music which influenced her style.
Her mother had lots of blues albums, and Norah was a heavy metal fan in her teens.
Norah went on to study jazz for two years at university. She performed her first song on her sixteenth birthday, at a local coffehouse, where she sang a version of “I’ll Be Seeing You”.
But in 1999, Norah went to visit a friend in Manhattan.
She liked it so much that she never returned to North Texas State University. “I came to New york for the summer and I never went home, which upset my mum,” She said. “The music kept me here. The music scene is so huge, I found it very exciting.
I especially enjoyed hearing amazing songwriters at little placet like The Living Room. Everthing opened up for me, “ she says on her homepage.