. ♪ bing crosby, patsy cline, elvis presley... ♪ but i can't help falling in love with you ♪

>> jimmy: this is the exact record, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] thank "crazy", willie nelson, patsy clineght, this is released. you've got to be proud of this guy. i love the title track, it was great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but this right here, this is the ultra-lp -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: so this is the ultra-vinyl. you guys have to see what you've done with this. i've never seen anyone do anything like this to a vinyl. you have to tell me all about it. >> you mean like some clown shoes? >> jimmy: no, no, no. so, look, here's the vinyl. first of all, it's got a flat edge to it, which normally is pointy. this is flat. >> like an old 78. flat edge. >> jimmy: yeah. 180 grams. heavy, too. >> one side is glossy, and the other side is matte finish. that's the glossy side, and then the other side is matte finish, like an old 78. >> jimmy: and then, this is the thing that's crazy. see the label right here, guys? that's actually a song. >> you can put the needle right on the paper of the record and it will play through the paper. the paper is sucked into the grooves of the record and you can actua

patsy cline, bessie smith, bob dylan, edith piaf and billie holiday. ♪ >> she's been called jazz, you'vek. some have even said a little bit of country. when you think about it, what are you? >> i'm a blues singer, i think? >> the blues? >> her latest recording a tribute to a ground breaking ray charles album released half a century ago. there's madeline peyroux touch. what is it? >> silence. lots of silence and a little -- just a little bit of pain. you know, it's a joke we have with the guys i was playing with recently, it's just so it hurts just a little bit. that's what i like. ♪ >> the roots of that little bit of pain run deep. ♪ madeline peyroux grew up in pennsylvania with stops in hollywood and new york. her father was a college professor and she says she was deeply affected by his struggle with depression and alcoholism. when she was 11, her parents divorced. and her mother was offered a job in paris. madeline, her mother and brother took offer for a new life overseas. >> it was a big dream for her. she was ready for a new start. i naively thought that we're going to be one big h