Features the iconic 14-track standard tracklist along with an exclusive 15th bonus track: an early, stripped-down alternative studio version of "What Am I To You?" . This arrangement is entirely distinct from the re-recorded version that later appeared on her 2004 sophomore record, Feels Like Home .
(Lee Alexander) – A brilliant crossover into traditional country. Features the iconic 14-track standard tracklist along with
The audio engineering for Japanese markets often favors a dynamic range that highlights acoustic instruments. On Come Away With Me , this means the upright bass sounds warmer, the brushed drums are crispier, and Norah’s smoky vocals sit perfectly upfront in the soundstage. The audio engineering for Japanese markets often favors
This version includes the exclusive bonus track "What Am I To You?" This is an early version of the song that differs significantly from the one later released on her second album, Feels Like Home . Disc 2: Enhanced Content Disc 2: Enhanced Content
Features the iconic 14-track standard tracklist along with an exclusive 15th bonus track: an early, stripped-down alternative studio version of "What Am I To You?" . This arrangement is entirely distinct from the re-recorded version that later appeared on her 2004 sophomore record, Feels Like Home .
(Lee Alexander) – A brilliant crossover into traditional country.
The audio engineering for Japanese markets often favors a dynamic range that highlights acoustic instruments. On Come Away With Me , this means the upright bass sounds warmer, the brushed drums are crispier, and Norah’s smoky vocals sit perfectly upfront in the soundstage.
This version includes the exclusive bonus track "What Am I To You?" This is an early version of the song that differs significantly from the one later released on her second album, Feels Like Home . Disc 2: Enhanced Content