Lauded for her unique ability to reveal layers of depth, nuance and meaning in a song’s lyric, Susannah McCorkle was simply "one of the finest interpreters of the American songbook of her generation" [NPR]. From Bessie to Brazil, Susannah followed her musical muse to a variety of colorful musical terrain, resulting not only in one of her most artfully eclectic albums, but also one the most popular and critically acclaimed recording projects in her career. From Great American Songbook standards to contemporary classics penned by Paul Simon and Dave Frishberg; from a robust take of the Bessie Smith classic "My Sweetie Went Away" to her mesmerizing, intimate performance of Jobim’s "The Waters of March" (regarded by many as the definitive version); Susannah once again illustrated that her tenderly passionate singing "transcends trend and era." [New York Magazine]

Musicians: Susannah McCorkle, vocals; Allen Farnham, piano, musical director; Howard Alden, guitar; Kiyoshi Kitagawa, bass; Chuck Redd, drums; Randy Sandke, trumpet, flugelhorn; Dick Oats, alto saxophone, flute; Ken Peplowski, tenor saxophone, clarinet; Robert Trowers, trombone.

Selections:
1. Love
2. The People You Never Get To Love
3. Thief In The Night
4. The Waters Of March
5. Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive
6. How Deep Is The Ocean
7. The Lady Is A Tramp
8. Quality Time
9. My Sweetie Went Away
10. Still Crazy After All These Years
11. Adeus America
12.That Ole Devil Called Love
13. Hit The Road To Dreamland
14. You Go To My Head