Numbered, limited edition 180-gram LP

Singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist on par with Norah Jones

As the label that founded Norah Jones, Blue Note strikes singer-songwriter gold again with Priscilla Ahn. The charming folk artist honed her skills at various L.A. clubs before translating her magnetic, intimate style on one of the new decade's most impressive debuts, A Good Day. Rife with organic production, subtly complex arrangements, and wise lyrics, the album signals the arrival of a talent on par with female contemporaries Jones and Sara Bareilles.

Mastered from the original master tapes by Mobile Fidelity, A Good Day sounds positively exquisite on 180-gram LP, the very first time this sure-to-be audiophile vocal favorite has been made available on vinyl. While Mobile Fidelity typically issues albums that are at least a decade old, the label's engineers and decision makers felt too strongly about Ahn's 2008 album to squander any opportunity to release it. A Good Day is the kind of airy album meant for high-end turntables, analog-friendly amplifiers, a cozy seat, and glass of fine Bordeaux.

Track Listing
Dream
Wallflower
I Don't Think So
Masters in China
Leave the Light On
Red Cape
Astronaut
Lullaby
Find My Way Back Home
Opportunity To Cry
A Good Day (Morning Song)
In A Tree
We Were Free
Mine is Fine