Come Away With Me was Norah Jones's debut album, originally released in 2002 on Blue Note Records. She was twenty-two, singing in a hushed, almost whispered voice over piano, brushed drums, and acoustic guitar, sitting somewhere between jazz, country, and folk. Don't Know Why, written by Jesse Harris, became the hit that carried the album around the world, alongside her own songs and covers of Hank Williams (Cold, Cold Heart) and Hoagy Carmichael (The Nearness of You). It won eight Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and Record of the Year, and sold close to thirty million copies worldwide.

This edition is an LP, the remastered twentieth anniversary pressing.