“The singer’s interpretations of such songs as “I Ain’t Got Nothin’ but the Blues,” “Undun,” “Scotch and Soda,” “Moondance” and her own “Alley Cat Love Song” show versatility, wit and subtle creativity.

“Her interaction on the CD with guitarist J.P. Weber, pianist Marcus Schinkel and bassist Ralph Haspel is thoughtful, sometimes touching and always swinging. Whether performing a fresh version of Fats Waller’s “Honeysuckle Rose,” putting plenty of feeling into Harold Arlen’s “Don‘t Like Goodbyes” or adding quiet passion to “You Don’t Know Me,” Faith Gibson adds her own attractive personality to the music, does justice to each song’s lyrics, and constantly comes up with logical surprises.”

 

“She's da bomb. I used to drive home from work, in crazy traffic, at the end of a tension-filled work day, and kick the cat. Now I am all about the purr of the feline... all relaxed when I arrive at the casa. What's my secret? Faith! She's softly, soulfully, gently bringing me back to center all the way home from work each and every day. Thanks for the sanity !!!”

 

“A lively collection of blues-tinged jazz vocals make this an entertaining and enjoyable listening experience. Every song is a delight. … "Undun" showcases the talents of gifted pianist Marcus Schinkel, one of the best jazz pianists to come down the pike in a long while. … Take a listen to "Scotch and Soda" and enjoy the play and joy of the musicians working together with the vocalist in a fine rendition of this song.

Enjoyable. Great listening entertainment! Every performance is topnotch!”

 

“Faith Gibsons erste CD präsentiert eine versierte Sängerin mit erotischem Touch in der Stimme. In der Begleitung ... sticht der virtuose, bluesige Gitarrist J.P. Weber heraus.“