Norah Jones is one of my favorite singers of all time. Her voice is so soothing you can listen to her entire albums while working. If there is a song that always pops up in my head while cleaning are the words, ” I don’t why I didn’t come,” but of course your significant other is not thinking about an action as in come on over, but a movement so that tune may mean something different for lovers and it’s all good. Upon surfing my Twitter account @LiteraryDish again, I came across Tavis Smiley tweet this time where he mentions ….
@TavisSmiley- Looking forward to having Norah Jones & Dr. John on the @show next week!
A Twitter ish Dish Insider, Author of Grace of God mentions…
“@: Norah Jones Interview arriving on tonight.”I just spoke of her earlier. Awww! Cool
Anyways you can tune in to Tavis Smiley Show on PBS late nights next week and check out this celebrity gang interview with Kam Williams featuring an in depth interview of Nora Jones appearance in new film screened back in June with rave reviews entitled …Wah Do Dem for those of you who recognize Jamaican talk. Catch the full interview on www.Disilgold.com.
Norah Jones
The “Wah Do Dem” Interview
with Kam Williams
Norah Jones was born Geethali Shankar in Brooklyn on March 30, 1979 to Sue Jones and Ravi Shankar, the legendary Indian sitar player. At the age of 4, she and her mom moved to groovy Grapevine, Texas where she started singing in the church choir at an early age, while learning to play the piano, guitar and alto saxophone.
At 16, she changed her name to Norah Jones while attending Booker T. Washington High School. After graduation, she majored in piano at the University of North Texas until she decided to return to New York City to form a band. In 2002, she made a mellow debut with “Come Away with Me,” a universally-acclaimed CD which won 8 Grammy Awards and is the best-selling jazz album of all time at over 20 million copies and counting.
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