"Not Too Late" from Norah Jones opens atop The Billboard 200 with 405,000 units. It's the singer's third straight studio album to hit No. 1 ...

FOR the follow-up to her multiplatinum, Grammy-grabbing “Come Away With Me” and the countrified “Feels Like Home,” Norah Jones has traded saccharine head-in-the-clouds roman… ...

After a three-year absence from The Billboard 200, Norah Jones earns her third No. 1 on the chart with "Not Too Late," which sold 405,000 first-week copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan.

For her third effort Ms. Jones builds solidly upon the foundations she laid out with her wispy jazz debut Come Away With Me and her more accessibly pop oriented Americana/Honky-tonk lite follow-up ...

LIFE has returned to the pop sales chart in the form of Norah Jones, whose third album, "Not Too Late," arrived just in time to revive the record industry's ailing heartbeat, selling 405,000 ...

Norah Jones “NOT TOO LATE” While much of Norah Jones’ third album of songs tinged with pop, soul, folk and country elements is formulaic, some numbers rise above mildness.

Grammy Award-winner Norah Jones has again proved that she is not just a talented singer and pianist but also a promising songwriter. She wrote or co-wrote all the songs on her third album Not Too ...

In a week where the top nine albums moved more than 100,000 units apiece, Norah Jones' "Not Too Late" tops the Billboard 200 for a second time. The Blue Note effort crowned the list when it ...

On Not Too Late, Jones and her band — including her boyfriend and a woman she met at band camp at age 15 — craft a pleasant and accessible mix of ballads, jazz and country-tinged pop songs.

If she’s just a chanteuse to you, just an incredibly talented lounge singer whose skills far exceed the confines of the genre she’s working in, then she can rest on her laurels and spend the rest of ...

Jazz vocalist Norah Jones' "Not Too Late" had the honour on Sunday of becoming the 800th album to take the number one position since the charts began in 1956. Skip to main content.

NEW YORK — It’s not as if Norah Jones had never written a song before. On her blockbuster debut, “Come Away With Me,” the alluring singer penned three tunes, two of which she wrote all on ...