Norah Jones - Tryin' To Keep It Together + I'm Alive (Music Videos)

Music Television is very pleased to present Norah Jones and two music videos from her album titled Pick Me Up Off The Floor.

The first song below is titled Tryin' To Keep It Together, followed by the song titled I’m Alive, a collaboration between Norah Jones and Jeff Tweedy.

Please click the play button of the first video below and choose the high-resolution & screen options.  When the first music video ends, it will automatically be followed by the other videos below, followed by several more hours of excellent music videos if you choose to let it roll. Press forward to skip any video or click the reverse button to replay or return to previous songs, or exit the fullscreen mode to choose a new video.

Norah Jones - Tryin' To Keep It Together (Official Music Video)

Norah Jones - I'm Alive (Official Music Video)

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Pops Staples - Don't Lose This

Can't not post this video of Mavis Staples telling a little bit of the story about her father's final record titled Don't Lose This.

She tells about how Pops asked to hear the recordings when he was not feeling good near the end of his life, months after they recorded it. She took it up to his room and he heard it, smiled and said "... don't lose that". It was the final recording that the Staple Singers ever recorded together with Pops in 1998 through mid 1999. Unfortunately, Robuck "Pops" Staples died in December of 2000 after a concussion he had suffered from a fall in his home. This was a very emotional project for Mavis to help complete, as you will see. But she finds joy in it all.

The album is a true delight and should be enjoyed with the volume turned up enough to hear more of the detail and intricacies of Pops technique. It was recorded in 1998 at the Hinge Recording Studio & The Loft in Chicago, Illinois. But, on some of the songs there is some additional production that was recently added by Jeff Tweedy of the band Wilco. Lucky guy got the gig because he had worked well with Mavis on her solo albums.

The entire record is brilliantly minimalist, so soulful and funky in mostly a subtle way. It's old school. Absolutely love track 3: No News is Good News and track 7: The Lady's Letter, but all the songs are a real good dose of authentic from a true pioneer.

Thank you to Anti- Records, a division of the indie label known as Epitaph Records for providing the Full Album Stream featured below.

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This post was created by Mariana L. Villanueva on April 19, 2015 with subsequent edits and updates.