Description
*This is a Vinyl LP*
Release Date: 2021
Label: Blue Note Records
Track List
Side A
1. Cold, Cold Heart (Hank Williams) Recorded September 20, 2018 at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Santa Rosa, Ca
2. It Was You (Norah Jones) Recorded September 28, 2018 at Ohana Festival, Dana Point, Ca
3. Begin Again (Norah Jones/Emily Fiskio) Recorded July 28, 2018 at Live Au Campo, Perpignan, France
4. Those Sweet Words (Lee Alexander/Richard Julian) Recorded December 13, 2019 at Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Side B
1. I’ve Got to See You Again (Jesse Harris) Recorded July 28, 2018 at Live Au Campo, Perpignan, France
2. After the Fall (Norah Jones/Brian Burton) Recorded April 8, 2018 at Teatro Degli Arcimboldi, Milan, Italy
3. I’ll Be Gone (Pete Remm) Recorded December 9, 2019 at Espaço Das Américas, São Paulo, Brazil
Side C
1. Just a Little Bit (Norah Jones/Sarah Oda/Brian Blade/Christopher Thomas) Recorded December 13, 2019 at Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2. Falling (Norah Jones/Rodrigo Amarante) Recorded December 13, 2019 at Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3. Tragedy (Norah Jones/Sarah Oda) Recorded December 13, 2019 at Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
4. Sunrise (Norah Jones/Lee Alexander) Recorded December 16, 2019 at Movistar Arena, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Side D
1. Flipside (Norah Jones/Pete Remm) Recorded December 13, 2019 at Vivo Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2. Don’t Know Why (Jesse Harris) Recorded July 28, 2018 at Live Au Campo, Perpignan, France
3. Black Hole Sun (Chris Cornell) Recorded May 23, 2017 at Fox Theatre Detroit, Detroit, Mi
Notes
Nearly two decades into her career, Grammy-winning artist Norah Jones releases her first live album, ‘Til We Meet Again. With performances from the US, France, Italy, Brazil and Argentina recorded between 2017-19. Spanning her entire career from her 2002 debut to her more recent singles “It Was You” and Grammy-nominated “I’ll Be Gone.” It closes with a cover of Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun,” a tribute to Chris Cornell recorded at the Fox Theatre just days after Cornell’s death.
