Harry Connick Jr has been busy promoting his latest album, "Your Songs."
The new album is Connick singing familiar songs with a full jazz big band and string orchestra, and, as with nearly all of Harry's previous albums, he wrote each of the orchestrations himself.
He also recruited two of his lifelong friends from New Orleans, Branford and Wynton Marsalis, as well as bluegrass guitar virtuoso Bryan Sutton, for guest appearances on the record. On most of his albums, Connick is a virtual one-man band.
However, what makes "Your Songs" different from all of Connick's previous projects is that this album represents the first occasion in which he has teamed up with a record company producer, the legendary Clive Davis. For nearly 50 years, Davis has been one of the leading lights of the music industry and more recently was promoted to Chief Creative Officer at Sony Music Entertainment after heading the BMG Label Group.
Most of the songs are chosen by Davis, who aimed towards classic, familiar songs, as contemporary as possible.
The first single of the album is the Burt Bacharach and Hal David's track "(They Long to Be) Close to You".
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