Petula Clark's voice is light but deceptively expressive, capable of wide-eyed wonder (“Downtown”) and deep yearning (“I Couldn't Live Without Your Love”). An iconic singer of the ‘60s, Clark performs songs that have the urbane sophistication of Brill Building pop (“Don't Sleep In the Subway”) and the emotional heft of French chanson (“This Is My Song”). There are notes of skippy country (“Colour My World”) and bullish musical theater (“You'd Better Come Home”), each new flavor tackled with sincerity and pleading warmth.