Home / Music / Cassandra Wilson's Night and the City blends jazz with blues and folkMusic linernotes album music cassandra-wilsonCassandra Wilson's Night and the City blends jazz with blues and folkNight and the City blends jazz with blues, folk, and pop influences, showcasing Cassandra Wilson’s distinctive contralto voice in an intimate setting. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCassandra Wilson reimagines jazz standards on Night and the CityNight and the City is Cassandra Wilson, recorded in 1996 on Blue NotePatty Griffin won the Grammy for Best Folk Album in 2011 for Downtown ChurchGreg Keelor's Gone is even mellower than Blue Rodeo — impressively laid-backSwoon is Prefab Sprout at their most angular and denseExploreMike Chapman's perfectionist sessions for Parallel Lines produced Blondie's tightest soundSunflower featured contributions from all five Beach BoysTomorrow Never Knows used tape loops and a rotating speaker for its psychedelic soundWildside was Loverboy's last album with the original lineupGood for Your Soul blended new wave, ska, and art rock into a frenetic Oingo Boingo soundPrevious Éthiopiques Vol. 4 compiles Mulatu Astatke's essential Ethio-jazzNext Cassandra Wilson reimagines jazz standards on Night and the City