ALBUMTrue Love: A Celebration of Cole PorterHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMThat Would Be MeHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMEvery Man Should KnowHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMSmokey MaryHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMMusic from The Happy ElfHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMYour SongsHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMWhat A Night! A Christmas AlbumHarry Connick, Jr.
ALBUMOh, My NolaHarry Connick, Jr.
Harry Connick, Jr.'s Popular Music Videos
All the Way
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Make It Merry
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Jambalaya (On the Bayou)
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Just One of Those Things
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It Had to Be You
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Just the Way You Are
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Amazing Grace
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When My Heart Finds Christmas
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Mardi Gras in New Orleans (Live) [PCM Stereo Version]
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(They Long to Be) Close to You
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Artist Playlists
Harry Connick, Jr. Christmas Essentials
The swing king keeps it cool on the seasonal side.
Harry Connick, Jr. Essentials
Breathing fresh life into Cole Porter's jazz and pop standards, the crooner returns.
Harry Connick, Jr.: Love Songs
The most romantic late-night tunes.
Artist Biography
The multitalented Harry Connick, Jr.—who has won fame as a jazz singer, pianist, band leader, composer, actor, and television host—has sold more than 28 million records worldwide.
∙ A piano prodigy, Connick began playing at age three, and at age nine he performed Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3, Opus 37 with the New Orleans Symphony Orchestra.
∙ While still a teen, he was schooled by two New Orleans keyboard legends—informally by stride-style superstar James Booker and more formally by the legendary Ellis Marsalis.
∙ He has won 3 Grammy Awards, including two in consecutive years for Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Male.
∙ In 2005, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Connick organized A Concert for Hurricane Relief, a network television benefit that generated more than $50 million in donations.
∙ Connick received a Tony Award nomination in 2006 for his role in the revival of The Pajama Game.
∙ As of 2020, 14 of his albums have topped the Billboard Jazz Chart—a record for jazz musicians.