This CD is neither horrible nor sublime. Just...OK. Mediocre. It's competent, but it has no lasting hold. The listenere coming to this CD looking for a great jazz CD will be sorely disappointed. Naylor obviously has a wonderful voice, smoky and sultry, and the musicianship throughout is quite good. And yet, there's something a little soulless about it all. The lyrics, while intending to be heartfelt and confessional, sound not unlike the heartfelt confessions of someone else--Sarah McLaughlin, Toni Childs, Jane Siberry, even Joni Mitchell. Nothing truly insightful or distinctive, beyond that wonderful voice. Which is a shame, because there's nothing "wrong" here, but it all ends up as so much melancholy cotton candy.I do think it's telling that the vast majority of the reviews below begin with raves about her live performances. Perhaps that's the way to see Naylor, with a drink in hand and a freshly broken heart.