Songs I Heard by Harry Connick Jr.

Pros: Creative arrangements of family favorites, the sexy cover for an album of covers

Cons: Over The Rainbow is a tad overdone but still admirable.

The Bottom Line: This is a fantastic album that you almost can't go wrong with. His covers are imaginative and interesting. His voice is lush and expressive. Go Harry!

Review: Taking some musical favorites from such beloved films as Mary Poppins, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Wizard of Oz and Annie, Harry Connick Jr. injects them with his impressive jazz chops and his sexy ...

Pros: Harry covers classic stage and screen songs supercalifragilisticexpialidociously

Cons: Unfortunately, there's no sequel planned for this one...

The Bottom Line: Bourbon and Swing Street intersect with Broadway, Hollywood and Vine. You haven't had this much fun singing along since...well, ever...

Review: Songs from the stage and silver screen aren't nearly as popular as they used to be - but I'd be willing to bet that you know almost every one of the songs Harry Connick, Jr. turns out in his 2001 Columbia Records release, Songs I Heard. Harry ...

Pros: Amazibg arrangements, hip new twist on songs we've all heard and know

Cons: none at all

The Bottom Line: Here we have an astounding accomplishment by a very gifted individual who is, in my mind, the new modern-day king of big band arrangers.

Review: Harry Connick Jr. Fan's out there all know that it had been a year-long streatch where he did not come out with any new Cd's. Now, sometime later, I was browsing through harryconnickjr.com and it was listed that not one, but TWO new albums of his were...