has recorded only sporadically since her 1992 debut, but it isn't due to a lack of talent. Steeped in jazz with an appreciation for R&B, she tackles a mix of Broadway tunes and pop, backed by her frequent collaborator, the gifted pianist , who also penned the arrangements, along with bassist and drummer , with tenor saxophonist added on seven tracks. makes it all sound effortless with her expressive alto, gliding through the arrangements as if they've long been part of her repertoire instead of being created just before the sessions. She makes the most of the variety of music, excelling in standards like "I've Told Ev'ry Little Star" and a forgotten gem like 's "In My Own Little Corner," but really delivers with a memorable rendition of 's decades-old tearful ballad "Smile." 's presence is welcome, reminiscent of his many appearances in support of the late singer , adding a soulful touch that complements on "Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home," "Travelin' Light," and "Be Anything (But Be Mine)." ~ Ken Dryden