ContactMusic — Bob Dylan, Jack White and Norah Jones have recorded previously unreleased Hank Williams songs. The tracks -inspired by song ideas and lyrics in notebooks left behind in a leather briefcase by the country artist after his death aged 29 in 1953 - are s... more info

NME — Norah Jones, Sheryl Crow and Merle Haggard also contribute to the new album more info

Guardian Music — Veteran singer expresses concern for musician with whom he recorded a song for a new album of duetsVeteran singer Tony Bennett said he was "praying" for Amy Winehouse after recording a song with her for a new album of duets, which will feature him si... more info

Guardian Music — (Emarcy/Decca)The dusky, retro-jazz croon that made Madeleine Peyroux famous is still present, and there are crowd-pleasing covers of McCartney's "Martha My Dear" and Dylan's "I Threw it All Away", but her ambitions have evolved since 2009's self-pen... more info

The Music Fix — Uber-producer and Italiano film composer celebrate love of spaghetti western scores. With added Jack White and Norah Jones. more info

The Telegraph — Wynton Marsalis, Willie Nelson and Norah Jones in classy tribute to Ray Charles. Rating * * * * more info

Guardian Music — Brian Burton (aka Danger Mouse) and Daniele Luppi talk to Ben Beaumont-Thomas in this week's podcast. Best know for his work with Cee Lo Green as Gnarls Barkley, Burton has also worked with Gorillaz, Beck and U2. You may have heard Luppi's work on tr... more info

ContactMusic — Stars including Jack White, Norah Jones and Danger Mouse have spoken of their pride after finally completing an album inspired by classic Spaghetti Westerns. The former White Stripes rocker has joined forces with a number of artists, also... more info

Guardian Music — (Parlophone)In the further adventures of Brian Burton, the erstwhile Gorillaz and Gnarls Barkley producer teams up with Italian composer Daniele Luppi. The setting is the studio once used by Ennio Morricone, carved out of an ancient catacomb in the... more info

Guardian Music — Take the road to Rome, featuring Jack White, Norah Jones and musicians who worked on Ennio Morricone's 60s scoresFive years. That's all it took for Danger Mouse (aka Brian Burton) and Daniele Luppi to turn their love of old Italian film scores into a... more info