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After the release of two back-to-back Grammy winning albums, The Association (2000) and Alligator (2001), Norah Jones signed to the Grammy Award winning Nonesuch/EMI Label Group on May 7, 2003. The first album to be released under this enhanced label was the enchanting, yet understated self titled Norah Jones. With a confident sense of timing, emotion, and an increasing array of musical influences, Jones distills her music down to a distilled essence, creating music with depth and resonance.
The first single from Come Away with Me was the piano ballad, "Don't Know Why", which reached the No. 10 position on the Capital FM Asian Chart in the United Kingdom.[11] It was also No. 1 on the World Songwriting Contest and UK Songplay charts.[11] The next single, "Free", reached No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart.[11] LeeAnn Elliott wrote in the Los Angeles Times that "Free" is "a gorgeous, spare song about feeling so free, so independent, so joyously disconnected, that you declare sovereignty the moment you take that leap." Gramophone cited the song as a highlight on the album, calling "Free" a "magnificent, wistful ballad of wandering light".[12] Rolling Stone gave "Don't Know Why" and "Free" a favorable review and praised their "sweet, simple waltzes that make you wish you were headed to Paris, to some monolithic ancient cottage to listen to the singer pour her heart out with a glass of green Chartreuse on the porch". However, they found that the remaining songs "are anthologies of standard old-school R&B and soul, cheap and watertight". The New York Times felt that "Come On Feelin'", which the writer called "a snappy riff on Jay-Z's '99 hit '99 Problems'", is the best song on the album. The Observer, citing Entertainment Weekly, found that the album was her best yet. "On that album, listeners get a refreshingly honest, nice-to-have, sort of sexy singer."
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