Glad Rag Doll 01/27/2004 but Boyd wanted a proper

but Boyd wanted a proper recording studio to get it on tape

" and "Geronimo

The sixth studio long-player from the Sacramento-based post-hardcore unit

in order to separate themselves from the glut of sound-alikes and establish their future as a viable

7- Since I Had You (4:05)

Glad Rag Doll 01/27/2004 but Boyd wanted a properFor only the second time in her career, jazz pianist and vocalist Diana Krall deviates from her tried, true m. o. of covering easily identifiable jazz standards. On Glad Rag Doll she teams with producer T Bone Burnett and his stable of studio aces. Here the two time Grammy winner covers mostly vaudeville and jazz tunes written in the 1920s and '30s, some relatively obscure. Most of the music here is from her father's collection of 78 rpm records.