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Already well known within jazz circles, Connick entered the American consciousness with the soundtrack to 1989's popular film When Harry Met Sally. Director Rob Reiner had asked Connick to compose a soundtrack, and he recorded several warm standards ("It Had to Be You," "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off," "Don't Get Around Much Anymore") with a big-band backing. A world tour followed, and When Harry Met Sally eventually reached double-platinum status. With Connick a major celebrity, he diverged into...

His third holiday-themed album, 2008's What a Night! A Christmas Album continues vocalist/pianist Harry Connick, Jr.'s tradition of delivering swinging jazz and pop versions of various tinsel tunes new and old. Recorded with a big band and orchestra, this is a terrific collection of songs making the most of Connick's knack for modern-day crooning and rambunctious small-group jazz. There is warmth, sophistication, and urbane romanticism to Connick's work here that should draw well-earned comparisons...

Inspire Entertainment Harry Connick JR-“What a Night!” (Christmas CD) Grammy-winning and multi-platinum artist Harry Connick, Jr. approaches this holiday season with an album that is fresh and contagious. With the support of Connick’s big stellar band, “What a Night” puts a swing on holiday classics like “It’s Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas” and “Jingle Bells.” Also included are 4 new original tracks, such as the playful, “Zat You Santa Claus” and a bluesy “Please Come Home for Christmas.”

Having fully established himself as an accomplished musician, Harry Connick Jr. regularly wows huge audiences worldwide with his silky smooth pop/jazz sounds. This live recording offers a taster of Harry in concert, with his natural charm, charisma, and good looks offered in abundance throughout. Some say he's the new Sinatra, and ONLY YOU IN CONCERT offers plenty of footage for viewers to decide if he is able to live up to the claims.

This NBC Christmas television special featuring Harry Connick, Jr. was shot in October 2003 in the Bowery Savings Building on 42nd Street, New York City. The jazz singer/pianist hosts comedians Nathan Lane and Whoopi Goldberg and singers Marc Anthony and Kim Burrell for an old-fashioned evening of music and sketches, with imaginative jazz arrangements for many of the songs, which include Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, Frosty the Snowman, Baby, It's Cold Outside, Nature Boy, I'll Be Home for Christmas...

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Already well known within jazz circles, Connick entered the American consciousness with the soundtrack to 1989's popular film When Harry Met Sally. Director Rob Reiner had asked Connick to compose a soundtrack, and he recorded several warm standards ("It Had to Be You," "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off," "Don't Get Around Much Anymore") with a big-band backing. A world tour followed, and When Harry Met Sally eventually reached double-platinum status. With Connick a major celebrity, he diverged into...