Diana Krall

Diana Krall's "Turn Up the Quiet", celebrates Jazz and the Great American Songbook, reuniting Diana with Grammy Award-winning producer, Tommy LiPuma. Diana Krall is the only jazz singer to have eight albums debut at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. To date, her albums have garnered five Grammy Awards, eight Juno Awards and have also earned nine gold, three platinum and seven multi-platinum albums. Krall's unique artistry transcends any single musical style and has made her one of the most acclaimed artists of our time.

Diana Krall’s extraordinary album "Glad Rag Doll" is an exhilarating and adventurous exploration of new sounds, new instrumentation and new musicians. This 2012 album, produced by T-Bone Burnett, is a loving testament to the music that Krall was influenced by during her formative years listening to her father's collection of 78s. It is at once a major departure and a natural progression for the gifted musician. Krall simply calls the album “a song and dance record”. This deluxe version features four additional songs including an alternate take of the title track.

Diana Krall's 12th album "Quiet Nights" is an intimate recording of ballads and bossa novas from the team that brought you her best-selling GRAMMY Award-winning "The Look of Love". Accompanied by her quartet and orchestra, Diana turns her sensual vocals and consummate piano skills to "The Boy from Ipanema", "Walk on By"and other classic tunes.

"Christmas Songs", featuring the Clayton Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, is the first full-length holiday recording by this Grammy Award winning artist. It is an uplifting collection of seasonal favorites, with Krall sounding better than ever on both piano and vocals. Features swinging big band arrangements by John Clayton and several tracks for quartet,including string arrangements by Johnny Mandel.

"From This Moment On" is an eleven-song collection that captures the Canadian-born sensation in full swing, in great company, and at the top of her game. Recorded with her quartet and the Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, it may also be her strongest, most cohesive release to date. Clearly inspired by the Big Band Era, the music mixes Krall's golden intimacy with arrangements that often channel the spirit of Sinatra or Nat King Cole. Many of the songs are traditional jazz standards, but Krall and her group of superbly talented musians make them all their own. From the sexy Bossa of "How Insensitive" to the lounge-y combo sound of "It Could Happen To You", to the rollicking Big Band of "From This Moment On", the album is a remarkable work by one of the great voices of contemporary jazz.

"The Girl In The Other Room" is the seventh studio album by Canadian jazz star Diana Krall. Featuring songs co-written with Elvis Costello as well as covers of songs by Tom Waits and Joni Mitchell, the album ranked number 7 on Billboards's Top Jazz Albums of the Decade.

Produced by 16-time GRAMMY Award-winning producer David Foster, Wallflower finds Diana Krall breaking new ground with her interpretations of some of the greatest pop songs of all time. The album features popular classics from the late ‘60s to present day which have inspired Krall since her early years, as well as an unreleased composition from Paul McCartney (If I Take You Home Tonight).

Produced by 16-time GRAMMY Award-winning producer David Foster, Wallflower finds Diana Krall breaking new ground with her interpretations of some of the greatest pop songs of all time. The album features popular classics from the late ‘60s to present day which have inspired Krall since her early years, as well as an unreleased composition from Paul McCartney (If I Take You Home Tonight).

Recorded at the historic Olympia Theatre in Paris in November 2001, this is Diana Krall's first live album. Backed by her quicksilver combo of bassist John Clayton, drummer Jeff Hamilton, and guitarist Anthony Wilson, Krall's jazz heritage comes through loud and clear on this program of standards, ballads, and bossa novas. Her cool contralto vocals are illuminated by the Orchestre Symphonique Europeen, under the direction of Alan Broadbent, as well as the London Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Claus Ogerman. Krall's deep take on Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You" is a great choice for an encore, and the album concludes with Billy Joel's "Just the Way You Are" (a studio track from a film called The Guru), with tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker and bassist Christian McBride. This collection only hints at what Diana Krall has to offer in the future.

This Diana Krall album pays tribute to the Nat King Cole Trio with a set of ballads, medium and up-tempo tunes including "If I Had You", "Frim Fram Sauce", and "Deed I Do". This is the third studio album by Canadian singer.