Diana Krall Quiet Nights (2 Lp's) mastered at 45rpm with access to a professional

with access to a professional recording studio and the help of a full band

the album alternates between moody ballads and bouncily soulful tracks that try to put a smile on the pain

Sean and Metro continue to play well off each other

Coda tied up most of the loose ends Led Zeppelin left hanging: it officially issued a bunch of tracks circulating on bootleg and it fulfilled their obligation to Atlantic Records

elevated by Erna's clear and clean vocals

Diana Krall Quiet Nights (2 Lp's) mastered at 45rpm with access to a professionalBossa nova is not unfamiliar to Diana Krall, but 2009's Quiet Nights is her first record devoted to the gently swaying rhythm. Teaming up again with arranger Claus Ogerman, who last worked with Krall on 2001's The Look of Love and who also frequently collaborated with bossa nova godfather Antonio Carlos Jobim, Krall winds up with a mellow, lazy album that recalls the relaxed late night sophistication of Jobim's duet album with Frank Sinatra, which