I am not at all surpised that "Blue" is the shooting star amongst Joni's body of work. Seems it took a prominent spot in WOHM last night. I think rather than so many new converts these shoppers are old fans rediscovering, with of course a sprinkling of newbies.
But I also LOVE that Norah Jones CD, Smurph so you can snore and I'll dream of Norah. And would I be wrong not to emphasize here the absence of DED in this sudden burst of sales. Dog eat Dog, even the title must have been a premonition! LOL! I love to hate that album. Keep those orders coming - the lines are open! Peace, Susan NP: Beth Orton/The Mags CD - Thanks Mags! --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << > Blue is now #17. Whoa! >> > > Which reminds me . . . I was in Tower Records in Harvard Square, Cambridge, > the other night and "Blue" was in the #11 slot of their store bestsellers. > Norah Jones was, of course, #1, so I thought maybe people are discovering > "Blue" in the wake of Norah's record (SNORE), as an example of how powerful a > woman singing with minimal musical accompaniment can really be. As someone > mentioned in the show last night, "Blue" is like nothing before or since. > Maybe the time has come for it to get the recognition it deserves sales-wise. > > --Bob Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms, and more http://tax.yahoo.com
