is the third release by Juno-winning Canadian jazz vocalist Diana Panton , first released in October 2009 . A narrative concept album, it explores the emotional nuances and "twists and turns" of new love. Album Overview
: Features the core Diana Panton Trio with multi-instrumentalist Don Thompson (bass, piano, vibraphone) and guitarist Reg Schwager. dianapanton.pink.zip
The album consists of 15 tracks with a total runtime of approximately : Wouldn't It Be Loverly My Ideal I Walk a Little Faster My Future Just Passed Wonder Why Me Myself and I What Is There to Say? Tea for Two Please Be Kind I Wish I Knew They Didn't Believe Me Love-Wise Hold Me Hold Me Hold Me Five Minutes More Wait Till You See Him Critical Reception is the third release by Juno-winning Canadian jazz
: Features highlight appearances by Canadian horn legend Guido Basso on cornet, flugelhorn, and trumpet. The album consists of 15 tracks with a
: A collection of well-crafted jazz standards that highlight Panton's soft, sincere, and "languid" vocal style.
: Critics have praised the album for its "burnished beauty," "heartfelt lyricism," and Panton's ability to recapture the atmosphere of quality analog LP days.
: Selected as a "Fave of 2009" by The Perlich Post and featured in The Hamilton Spectator's year-end review.