Top Vocal Jazz albums

A new studio work from the wonderful singer Michael Buble, Crazy Love, is executed in full accordance with his principles. Avoiding the experiments he doesn't need, the artist offers us another set of fresh and excellent songs

Just as the two previous albums Call Me Irresponsible is recorded in the genre's best traditions: the bulk of it consists of classical well-known compositions in Michael Buble's interpretation, and besides the album offers the crooner's two original

Not Too Late strikingly stands as the next step in the artistic evolution of Norah Jones. It displays a self-assured maturity, with songs that range in tempo and style while also maintaining the fundamental signature of her heartfelt delivery

With this second studio full-length album It’s Time, Buble appears to be coming into his own as a song stylist and crooner (which might explain the album's title.)

This year the all-conquering Katie Melua follows her multi-platinum debut with a more blues-based album, Piece By Piece. During the two years between the releases, Katie has been touring extensively and clearly she's matured as an artist

Diana Krall's album twelfth Quiet Nights is a small experiment with bossa nova, one of her favorite styles, and the musicians and producers working on the songs have greatly managed to lay it on the traditional jazz orchestral arrangements

The album consists of 11 tracks 10 of which are written by Melody Gardot and only one is a cover. From the stylistic point of view the record My One And Only Thrill is a bit livelier jazz collection

Diana Krall's various Holiday-themed tracks have popped up over the years, but Christmas Songs is her first full-length Christmas album. The sensational Clayton/Hamilton Orchestra, accompanies Krall for several tracks