Harry Connick Jr. Overview

Once hailed as the swinging successor to Sinatra, Harry Connick Jr. could soon be considered the next Jimmy Stewart. Harry's home has been behind the piano from the first time he touched the 88's at age three. His love of music was instilled by his parents, owners of a record store in his hometown of New Orleans. They encouraged the boy's inborn talent, and by age 10, Harry was playing French Quarter clubs with a New Orleans jazz band. At 18, Connick moved to New York City to study at the... See All