Reviews

Haunting in a variety of styles . . . graceful piece of work . . . cool but expressive voice . . . classy Latin arrangements that show off the clarity and beauty of Knowles' voice.

Cadence Magazine

Her phrasing is immaculate; very cool, sophisticated jazz singing backed up by some of Sydney's coolest musicians. And a most intelligent choice of material, with the stand-outs being the lively title track, James Taylor's Night Owl and a most unusual reading of Dave Brubeck's Take Five . . . It's hard to believe that this is Knowles' debut recording, so assured does it all sound.

Telegraph Mirror

Arrangements that compliment Knowles' versatility in style and range . . . clear and glowing craft as a song stylist . . . mellow and sophisticated . . . a very enjoyable and rewarding debut.

Jazz Journal

Pamela's self-produced CD is gorgeous!
Beautiful voice that really swings
Loads of sincere emotion
Wonderful selection of songs
Excellent musicians Across the board, the public will love this!

Russell Garcia

There have been many find CDs produced of late in Australia and this, I am sure, is one of the best. Vocal performances are of the highest order, backing groups very musical and sympathetic, and the recorded sound is superb. I commend it and suggest that this recording would be worthy of nomination for an award next year.

Julian Lee - Jazz Action Society

In her easy way, Knowles can soar. Her voice has a subtle but affecting and sensuous quality. This is a very fresh program . . . a musical feast.

John Clare - Sydney Morning Herald

An all-round stunning debut album . . . her sense of delivery and timing are impeccable. Her improvisations and personal feel for beautiful lyrics are two aspects of Pamela's performance which come to the fore on this album.

Leisurelife Magazine

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