Produced, Arranged, and Conducted by J. Billy VerPlanck.

Recorded August 21 and 22, 2008, at Tony Bennett Studios, Englewood, NJ. Dave Kowalski, engineer.

Tedd Firth, piano; Steve LaSpina bass; Richard DeRosa, drums.

From the liner notes:

"The first time I heard Marlene VerPlanck was at an intimate jazz club in Alexandria, Virginia. Her voice knocked me out. When the performance ended, my wife and I immediately reserved a table for the next night. We just couldn't get enough of this remarkable singer. That was in 1987. The jazz club vanished long ago. Fortunately, Marlene Verplanck continues to flourish and delight fans wherever she appears and her recordings are found..."

"In her newest CD, 'Once There Was a Moon,' Marlene once again showcases some of the best in popular music, with sparkling new arrangements by composer-husband, Billy VerPlanck. She's backed by the remarkable pianist Tedd Firth, and two fine musicians, bassist Steve LaSpina and drummer Richard DeRosa. In such capable hands, Marlene soars."

-- Jerry Kline, Washington Reporter and Jazz Writer

track list
I'm In Love Again

Where Do You Go from Love
The Best Thing for You
Around About Half Past Nine
It Might as Well Be Spring
I've Got You Under My Skin
What Are You Afraid Of?
Evening Star
They Say It's Spring
Better Luck Next Time
You're Laughing at Me
Everything I Love
Dearly Beloved
Once There Was a Moon