I'm a big fan of Carol Duboc, but this one was a little too happy for me -- especially the baby talk track with her husband and baby in the background. She is a great vocalist and songwriter.

Carol's fourth album is a must for anyone who loves and has a deep passion for beautiful, soulful jazzy ballads.
She is a new sultry, sassy young lady who sings and writes jazz for lovers - and lovers lost - with a penchant for Latin grooves.
Carol has a superb writing ability: she has writtens the songs "Precious" by Chanté Moore, "I Would Never Do You Wrong" by Stephanie Mills and "Slow And Gentle" by Ricky Lawson & Friends amongst many others.
The songs in this album - she contributed eight of the ten songs with "My Valentine" - hit you where it hurts, in the heart.
She delivers these songs in a way very few jazz stars could.
She has a unique style and quality that make her a one of a kind diva.
"Laidback and emotionally-charged, Carol Duboc sings of love and all of the sentiments that accompany it..." The Jazz Nations.
"In the zone where jazz meets R&B singer and composer Carol Duboc is already a behind-the-scenes fixture.."Kansas City Star
"I was first astounded by Carol's very unusual profoundly yet satisfying composing ability. This motivated me to attend one of her live performances where I witnessed her live charismatic vocal performance. I then began to wonder why she has not been recognized by the world as she deserves. She is truly an unsung heroine". Hubert Laws
The weak point of this very enjoyable album is the lack of a 'real' band, being Tim Carmon responsible of the music with his overdubbed keyboards and drum programming.
The renowned flutist Hubert Laws lends a hand on few tracks.
My favourite highlights: the single "My Valentine" and her rendition of "Feel Like making Love".
I believe this album will put her to the top of the Contemporary Jazz chart.
If you have'nt bought it, get it and support her to make an excellent 5 stars album, next time.

With All That I Am
Duboc
All of You