This came out in 2002 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
Perhaps you remember Molly Johnson from her rockin’ days with Toronto’s Infidels.
Either way, you’ll likely find her pretty unforgettable in her new incarnation as a jazzy balladeer on her sophomore CD Another Day. In a lightly smoky, slightly nasal voice that at times recalls Billie Holiday, Johnson leads a snappy lounge-lizard combo through an esoteric set of swank classics (Summertime), inspired pop-culture covers (Miss Celie’s Blues from Colour Purple; a lazy medley of Ooh Child and Bob Marley’s Redemption Song) and torchy, tuneful originals (the aptly titled Sweet Sublime) that hold their own against the competition. Good golly!
