Biography

Once touted as the natural successor to Joni Mitchell, singer/songwriter Rickie Lee Jones proved no less idiosyncratic or mercurial. Like Mitchell, Jones experienced significant commercial success at the outset of her career (her 1979 jazz-flavored hit single "Chuck E's in Love") but a restless creative spirit -- combined with a stubborn refusal to fit comfortably into any one musical niche -- sealed her ultimate destiny as that of a highly regarded cult heroine. ~ Jason Ankeny

Top Tracks

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• Altar Boy

• Atlas' Marker (the Aviator)

• Beat Angels

• Bitchenostrophy

• Bye Bye Blackbird

• Chuck E.'s In Love

• Chuck E's In Love

• Coolsville

• Danny's All-star Joint

• Firewalker

• Flying Cowboys

• For No One

• Ghost Train

• Howard

• I Was There

• It Must Be Love

• Living It Up

• Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys

• Magazine

• My Funny Valentine

• My One And Only Love

• Nobody Knows My Name

• Pirates (so Long Lonely Avenue)

• Rainbow Sleeves

• Road Kill

• Satellites

• Someone To Watch Over Me

• Stewart's Coat

• Tell Somebody (repeal The Patriot Act Now)

• The Evening Of My Best Day

• The Horses

• The Real End

• Up From The Skies

• We Belong Together

• Where I Like It Best

• Young Blood

Discography

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• Balm in Gilead

  Fantasy

  2009

• Live at Red Rocks

  Artemis Records

  2001

• It's Like This

  Artemis Records

  2000

• Ghostyhead

  Mercury / Warner Bros.

  1997

• Naked Songs

  Reprise

  1995

• Traffic from Paradise

  Geffen

  1993

• Pop Pop

  Geffen

  1991

• Flying Cowboys

  Geffen

  1989

• The Magazine

  Warner Bros.

  1984

• Girl at Her Volcano

  Import

  1983

• Pirates

  Warner Bros.

  1981

• Rickie Lee Jones

  Warner Bros.

  1979