In 2000, Malick invited the as-yet-unknown young vocalist Norah Jones to join him in New York gigs, and went on to produce her pre-Blue Note tracks, which became the "New York City (album)".
He went on to produce her pre-Blue Note tracks, which became the "New York City (album)". In 2000, Malick invited Norah Jones to join him in New York gigs.
In 2000, Malick invited Norah Jones to join him in New York gigs. He went on to produce her pre-Blue Note tracks, which became the "New York City (album)".
In 2000, Malick invited Norah Jones to join him in New York gigs. He went on to produce her pre-Blue Note tracks, which became the "New York City (album)".