Quiet Nights [Deluxe Edition]

Disc 1
1	Where or When 4:10
2	Too Marvelous for Words 4:05
3	I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face 4:48
4	The Boy from Ipanema 4:54
5	Walk on By 5:03
6	You're My Thrill 5:47
7	Este Seu Olhar 2:45
8	So Nice 3:52
9	Quiet Nights 4:45
10	Guess I'll Hang My Tears out to Dry 4:59
11	How Can You Mend a Broken Heart Bonus Track 4:30
12	Every Time We Say Goodbye Bonus Track 5:18
Disc 2
1	I Love Being Here with You Live / DVD
2	Boy from Ipanema Live / DVD
3	Exactly Like You Live / DVD
4	Quiet Nights Live / DVD
5	You're My Thrill Live / DVD
6	I Dont' Know Enough About You Live / DVD
7	Let's Fall in Love Live / DVD
8	Makin' Whoopee DVD

Boston Globe

The line between dreamy and sleepy is a fine one, and many jazz singers have fallen on the wrong side of it when attempting bossa nova. Diana Krall, however, negotiates it skillfully.... It probably has a lot to do with her honeyed voice, her laid-back delivery, and her experience. Steve Greenlee

Los Angeles Times

Diana Krall's albums should come with a warning label: Do not use while operating heavy machinery. This is not a knock: Krall's round, relaxed voice is a nuanced instrument ideally suited for, as this album's title indicates, quiet nights. Chris Barton

Dallas Morning News

Diana Krall could fog up the bedroom windows with just a few notes of her sultry voice. Especially on her gorgeous, Brazilian-inspired new CD, Quiet Nights.... The steam that Krall generates is sublime. Mario Tarradell

Baltimore Sun

In a way, Quiet Nights extends the elegant feel of Krall's last album, the excellent From This Moment On. Her hushed, Shirley Horn-like vocals are warmly embraced by tastefully understated orchestration overseen by the legendary Claus Ogerman.... Quiet Nights simply matches a classy singer with a classic style. Rashod D. Ollison

Washington Times

Quiet Nights is a gem of an album, not in the least because it blends the intimacy of a small cabaret combo with the elegance and heft of a full orchestra. Adam Mazmanian