Artist Name

Diana Krall

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Album Releases

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2020 - This Dream of You

2017 - Turn Up The Quiet

2014 - Wallflower

2012 - Glad Rag Doll

2009 - Quiet Nights

2006 - From This Moment On

2005 - Christmas Songs

2004 - The Girl in the Other Room

2003 - Heartdrops

2002 - A Night in Paris

2001 - The Look of Love

1999 - When I Look in Your Eyes

1997 - Love Scenes

1996 - All for You: A Dedication to the Nat King Cole Trio

1995 - Only Trust Your Heart

1993 - Stepping Out

Members
1 Female

Popularity

63

Followers
1,141,389

Origin
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Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

Genre
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Jazz

Style
Jazz

Mood
Good Natured

Born

1964

Active
1980 to Present...

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Most Loved Tracks

Track	Last.FM Listens	Youtube views	Loves
The Look of Love	820,108	13,046,034 views	5 users
'S Wonderful	380,842		4 users
Cry Me a River	367,342		4 users
I've Got You Under My Skin	456,013		4 users
Let's Fall in Love	572,712		4 users

Music Video Links

Just the Way You Are	Let's Face the Music a...	The Look of Love
Quiet Nights	Almost Blue	Narrow Daylight

Artist Biography
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Diana Krall was born in British Columbia, Canada. She was raised in Nanaimo, a small community on Vancouver Island, where she began performing professionally at age 15 as a jazz pianist. In 1981, Diana won a Vancouver Jazz Festival scholarship to study at Berklee College of Music in Boston and, after a year and a half of serious study, she returned to British Columbia. Renowned bassist Ray Brown heard her playing one night in Nanaimo and convinced Diana to move to Los Angeles where she obtained a Canadian Arts Council grant to study with Jimmy Rowles. Jimmy encouraged Diana to explore her vocals to supplement her already blossoming piano skills. With several successful CDs to her credit, Diana has won numerous awards including Canada's Juno Award for Best Jazz Vocal Album (2000) and a Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Performance (2000). She received the Order of British Columbia in 2000 for being a good-will ambassador for British Columbia and epitomizing Canadian culture. The greatest talent in the jazz field to come along in a generation, she frequently acknowledges her roots in Nanaimo where she began. She epitomizes Canadian culture and is an outstanding citizen and good-will ambassador for British Columbia.