Home / Music / Rickie Lee Jones' debut blended jazz, folk, and a bohemian sensibilityMusic linernotes album music rickie-lee-jonesRickie Lee Jones' debut blended jazz, folk, and a bohemian sensibilityRickie Lee Jones’ debut album blended jazz, folk, and pop with a bohemian sensibility, earning her comparisons to Tom Waits. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesRickie Lee Jones' Pirates was ambitious — maybe too ambitious for some.Rickie Lee Jones won Best New Artist in 1980, beating the CarsMotown Records released the Commodores' 'Nightshift'Pirates traces the end of Rickie Lee Jones' relationship with Tom Waits"Chuck E.'s in Love" was Rickie Lee Jones' signature number-four hit of 1979.Explore(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay became Otis Redding's only number-one, recorded three days before his deathMs. Jackson was OutKast's first number-one singlePaul Butterfield brought Chicago blues to the 1960s rock audienceStranger in the Alps was Phoebe Bridgers' debut before PunisherPhyllis Hyman's debut single 'Loving You – Losing You' charted at number 32Previous Robert Mapplethorpe shot Patti Smith's famous album cover.Next Rickie Lee Jones won Best New Artist in 1980, beating the Cars