Rickie Lee Jones

Born in 1954, Rickie Lee Jones is an American singer-songwriter acclaimed for her unique blend of jazz, rock, and R&B. Her self-titled debut album in 1979, featuring the hit "Chuck E.'s in Love," garnered critical acclaim and a Grammy Award. Jones' evocative lyrics and soulful voice continued to define her subsequent works, including "Pirates" and "The Magazine." With a distinctive style that defies easy categorization, she remains a respected figure in the singer-songwriter genre. Jones' enduring career, marked by Grammy nominations and a Grammy win, reflects her ongoing influence in the realms of jazz-infused rock and contemporary folk.