Diana Krall Will Release The Look of Love Anniversary
The 25th anniversary edition of the iconic jazz album will arrive with bonus tracks on November 20, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Jazz
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Diana Krall is set to release a 25th anniversary edition of her acclaimed 2001 album, The Look of Love, on November 20, 2026. This special reissue introduces five bonus tracks to the original recording.
Why it matters
The Look of Love solidified Krall as a major force in jazz, earning multiple industry accolades including a GRAMMY and three JUNO Awards. This anniversary package offers fans updated access to the work originally produced by Tommy LiPuma.
The original 2001 release featured ten tracks recorded alongside the London Symphony Orchestra with arrangements by Claus Ogerman. The new anniversary edition includes five previously unreleased bonus tracks.
The players
Diana Krall
She is an acclaimed jazz pianist and singer known for her global success in the contemporary jazz scene.
Tommy LiPuma
He was a renowned record producer who worked on the original production of The Look of Love.
London Symphony Orchestra
This prestigious ensemble provided the orchestral backing for the original 2001 album.
Claus Ogerman
He was an influential composer and arranger who created the orchestral scores for the album.
The details
The reissue will be available in multiple formats, including Deluxe CD, digital, and a limited-edition One-Step vinyl pressing. Digital listeners can access the track But Not For Me, while CD and digital editions feature the live recording I Love Being Here With You.
Timeline
The original album was first released in 2001.
The album won its GRAMMY and JUNO awards in 2002.
The anniversary edition will be released on November 20, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
Reissuing high-profile jazz albums with bonus content is a strategy studios use to leverage catalog longevity against the current streaming-dominated market. The release follows a pattern set by the 2002 GRAMMY Award for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical, which marked the peak of the original recording's commercial and critical reception.
Listeners can choose between digital, CD, or the premium One-Step vinyl formats to experience the expanded tracklist. The digital and CD versions provide immediate access to five bonus tracks not included on the original 2001 release.
The takeaway
The return of this iconic album serves as a reminder of the lasting impact well-arranged vocal jazz can have on the charts. Collectors should monitor retail listings for the limited-edition vinyl to ensure availability upon the November launch.
Further reading
For more on classic jazz recordings and modern reissues, explore the Jazz section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by uDiscover Music.
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