AOTW - Week 1; Norah Jones - Greatest Hits

One I have listened to many times in the past - and only because she has 2 songs on a NYC playlist I listen to now and then. Originally I thought she was someone from the 60s or something. But listening to this album, I realise she's more modern. 



Favourite Track: Everybody Needs.....

Least Favourite Track: N/A (There aren't any bad songs IMO)

Summary: Overall, I really do like this play list. Very calming, and easy to listen to. Also great just for background music. My plan for this AOTW challenge was to listen to each album daily for a week (in a morning when I get to work). However, with this, as soon as it ends, I get it going again. So easily listened to it 3-4 times per day this week!

Would I Listen Again? Hell yes! Hell, I'd love to see her perform live.

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