Publication: USA Today Author: Elysa Gardner Date: June 10, 2013 Harry Connick Jr. may not live in a fantasy world, but for most of his career, he admits, he has written in one. In crafting his own songs, Connick, who first rose to fame as an interpretive singer and piano virtuoso, used to draw more on his imagination than on personal experience. But in putting together his new album, Every Man Should Know — a collection of 12 original tunes for which he wrote music, lyrics and arrangements, streaming exclusively at usatoday.com — he felt that the time was right for a different approach. Read more and stream the album here!