Live in New Orleans at the House of Blues features ten tracks from Come Away with Me, as well as the covers "Comes Love" and "Bessie Smith". It also includes an unreleased Jones composition: "What Am I to You," and "Something is Calling You," written by the Grammy-nominated Jesse Harris ("Don't Know Why").

With over 4 million copies of her debut album sold in the U.S. Norah Jones has quickly established herself as a major talent. This live performance was filmed at the House of Blues in New Orleans, and features a variety of original material, and cover versions. Tracks include "Something Is Calling You," "Comes Love," "What Am I To You" and many more.

Music in High Places is the ultimate international adventure series that takes top recording artists to the most ancient sites on Earth. Each expedition whisks music's biggest artists to the four corners of the globe and features exciting acoustic performances set against the backdrop of Earth's most intriguing natural locations. Seeing pictures of ethereal and mysterious rain forests convinced Craig David that Costa Rica was the place for his Music in High Places episode. His interest was in not just the diverse environment but also, after a grueling international tour, a place to unwind with a bit of adventure.

Tracks

CD1.
01. Pictured Within
02. Wait a While
03. Sitting in a Dream
03. Watching the Sky
04. Love Is All
05. Via Miami

This CD, and the band itself, were largely ignored at this point in their career. You could make a good argument that this is really an early Mogg/Way live release, as they are the only "accepted" members in the band at this point. The die hard completists know that excusing this is a big mistake. Lawrence Archer plays lead guitar, very good but not in the same league of his predecessors.