"Make room on the retro-jazz-vocals bench. Jessica Molaskey has arrived." -- The Boston Globe

Her debut album, Pentimento, put a jazzy new twist on popular songs of the '20s and '30s. Now Jessica Molaskey takes what one critic called her "bravura, pathos and sass" - plus those same extraordinary musicians (including guitarist-husband John Pizzarelli) - and sashays into the 1950's. An album born, as Molaskey puts it, "out of a small stack of records neatly arranged beside the family hi-fi when I was growing up," and inspired by the song stylings of Peggy Lee and her own guitarist-husband Dave Barbour, "A Good Day" brings spirit and swing to jazz standards, show tunes and Molaskey-Pizzarelli originals.

Track Listing:

1. All the Cats Join In

2. Everything Is Moving Too Fast

3. Somebody Loves Me

4. How Come You Ain't Got Me?

5. Small World

6. It's a Good Day

7. I Love the Way You're Breaking My Heart

8. I Don't Know Enough About You

9. Adam & Eve

10. The Girl With His Smile and My Eyes

11. It's the Bluest Kind of Blues

12. I Wouldn't Trade You

13. Side by Side

14. A Lifetime or Two

Produced by Allen J. Sviridoff & John Pizzarelli