Both shows are replete with Garner's famous bait-and-switch trick with tempos: 'It Might as Well Be Spring' and 'When Your Lover Has Gone,' both normally slow love songs, here become rollicking and strident, while 'Fly Me to the Moon,' usually heard as an uptempo swinger, shows Garner at his most tender and introspective. He plays 'My Funny Valentine' with so much harmonic ingenuity and melodic originality, with cascading runs of notes that enhance rather than distract from the romantic mood… --The Wall Street Journal, Will Friedwald, September 16, 2009