It was a pity that the listener had to wait till track 9 to see if Mollie could handle an up-beat tempo number, and she did with the same clarity and effortless style she enthuses into all the other songs. 'The Right Thing' proves this beyond any doubt, and I would have placed this track midway on the disc to feature her versatility earlier in the piece.

Mollie O'Brien can really sing the blues; her range and diction, plus her phrasing makes her the consummate artist. The production team and sound technicians are to be congratulated on such an excellent all round production

Mollies vocal range on 'River's Invitation' and 'When I'm Gone' absolutely blew me away. Bravely presented 'Throw It Away' takes me back to Peggy Lee's 'Fever'. 'Throw It Away' demonstrates a complete marriage between vocalist and musician; and I'll stick my neck out and say that this is artistically and musically far cleverer than 'Fever' as it is by far a lot more difficult piece of music to arrange, the vocals and bass playing are absolutely superb, excellent co-ordination, and full marks indeed.

'The Right Thing' as I've said before uplifts and is a highlight, and finally 'When I've Got The Moon' is a very beautiful closing song to an all round excellent presentation.