This 1957 debut on Verve showcases Blossom Dearie's unique blend of intimate vocal delivery and sophisticated, understated piano work, establishing her signature cool jazz sound. It captures her at the cusp of her emergence as a distinctive voice in American jazz.
- The album was produced by Norman Granz, a prominent jazz impresario and founder of the Verve label.
- It features arrangements by Johnny Richards, known for his work with Stan Kenton.
- The album was recorded in New York City.
Blossom Dearie was an American jazz singer and pianist from New York, known for her distinctive, fragile vocal style and subtle arrangements. She was a key figure in the mid-century New York jazz scene, particularly associated with the "boite" or small nightclub circuit.
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