Your Songs: Album Review

I recently received a copy of Harry Connick, Jr.'s new album Your Songs to review, thanks to One2One Network. I have enjoyed this album for a couple reasons: it features Harry Connick, Jr. singing in his typical style of vocal jazz and accompanying his band on the piano, and it is chock-full of songs that were originally done by other artists who were great in their own right.

Imagine the following songs done in a jazz style:

• "And I Love Her" (Beatles)
• "Just the Way You Are" (Billy Joel)
• "Your Song" (Elton John)

A little bit different, if you ask me, but after listening a few times, I kind of got into the groove of things and I like it a lot. If you like any of his usual tunes, you'll like the covers on Your Songs. I'm happy to recommend this - it was just released on September 22nd!

Here is the entire list of song tracks with original artists:

• All The Way (Frank Sinatra)
• Just The Way You Are (Billy Joel)
• Can’t Help Falling In Love With You (Elvis Presley)
• And I Love Her (The Beatles)
• (They Long To Be) Close To You (The Carpenters)
• Besame Mucho
• The Way You Look Tonight
• First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack)
• Your Song (Elton John)
• Some Enchanted Evening
• And I Love You So (Don McLean)
• Who Can I Turn To? (Tony Bennett)
• Smile (Charlie Chaplin)
• Mona Lisa (Nat King Cole)

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