The proceeds from Anima will be donated to The Society for Women's Health Research (SWHR), a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the health of all women through research, education and advocacy (www.womenhealthresearch.org). And you can hear in Liza's voice these songs are very special for her. She puts her soul in every word and note on this CD.

Anima starts with an amazing rendition of Leonard Cohen and Sharon Robinson's "A Thousand Kisses Deep." Liza's enchanting voice is complemented beautifully by Adam Kolker solos on sax. The next track, "Silver Dagger" is a wonderful interpretation, full of feeling and a flawless clarinet playing by Scott Robinson.

"Revolving Mattress," a writing collaboration with David Cook, proves Liza is also a talented songwriter; listen also to the deep and beautiful lyrics in "Lay We Down" and "Sorry Child."

Liza does a wonderful interpretation of Joni Mitchell's "Blue," and Kate Bush's "Wow," but it is in Tori Amos' "Leather" that Liza shows her ability to turn any song into a Jazz standard. Swinging piano and vocals by David Cook and Liza Lee.

"Calling You" keeps on the jazzy feeling with a dynamic arrangement and powerful singing by Liza, featuring an energetic solo by Scott Robinson on tenor aax. "Love is All There is" and the classic "Good Morning Heartache" are perfect examples on how Liza reaches down deep for the emotions that provides the listeners an extraordinary experience.

But not all is serious on Anima. There is a sense of humor in Liza's music. The cheerful music and lyrics on Peggy Lee hit "Is That All there Is" is a delightful way to end this successful comeback.