Norah Jones And Mavis Staples Share I'll Be Gone Collaboration
Friday, 04 October 2019
Written by Jon Stickler
Norah Jones and Mavis Staples have released a song together.
The stirring ballad I'll Be Gone has a gospel edge to it and marks the first track the pair have recorded in the studio, after numerous live performances together. It was written by Pete Remm, who co-produced the song with Jones. She said in a statement:
"The first time I met Mavis she held my hand and we sang side-by-side to honor Paul McCartney. She is a beacon of love and light. It is always an honor, a pleasure, and a dream come true to sing with her. I hope we get to do more of it."
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