Watchfire Music presents

JENNY BURTON: Something Old New Borrowed Blue

Produced and Orchestrated by PETER LINK
Mastered by PHILLIP KLUM MASTERING, NYC
Album Design by SKYE MALONE
Photographs by ERIC STEPHEN JACOBS
All Instruments Performed and Programed by PETER LINK

The long-awaited Jenny Burton album is finally here – Something Old New Borrowed Blue. And the title tells you everything you need to know. This is an eclectic variety of music perfected by the heart-felt vocals of Burton and the music and lyrics of Peter Link. Even when Link isn’t writing the lyrics and music, he is arranging the standards (“The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,” “What’ll I Do,” and more “borrowed” if you will) to fit the sublime execution of Burton. The “new” is quite astounding. Who could create an autobiographical song about a childhood spent in foster care and overcoming challenges (“My Every Step”)? You already know, and it is perky with a great beat – kind of like Jenny herself. “Standin’ On The Moon” is destined to become a mantra for those seeking peace and quiet, and I dare you to listen to “Stone In The Road,” a duet with Link and Burton, without singing it after the music stops. The “old” songs are just pure fun – “Boogie Down” and “Don’t It Feel Good,” and there are plenty of “blues” in between. A little something for everybody. Welcome back, Jenny!

- Laurie Lawson -