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Product Description

New York City is where guitarist and singer/songwriter Peter Malick first discovered the then little known 21-year old female sensation Norah Jones, at a club on New York's Lower East Side. Together Malick and Jones recorded 6 tracks before she signed to Blue Note Records and later becoming one of the biggest music sensation in America. Peter Malick's NEW YORK CITY features these 6 recordings plus 4 new compositions. Described by Malick as "the intersection where B.B. King meets Lou Reed."

Review

Anyone who's ever wanted to hear Jones raise her temperature from simmer to sizzle will welcome 'New York City.' -- Boston Herald

Her (Norah Jones') grainy, older-than-her-years sultriness is so perfectly received and sent out again, it's impossible to dislike. -- Rolling Stone

It's more mainstream than 'Come Away With Me', but fans of that album should cotton easily to Jones' work here. -- All Music Guide, ****

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