"Her version of 'Put It Where You Want It' could stop a war! At least warriors might put down their weapons for a few minutes while they listen to this cool, funky version of the classic!" - Russ Davis, Program Director, Beyond Jazz (((XM))) SATELLiTE RADiO

"It is obvious throughout these dozen tracks that she knows how to swing and can sell a ballad with the best of them. There’s an infectiously charismatic lilt to her “What’s Your Story, Morning Glory?”; an inviting hint of pending delight in her “Small Day Tomorrow”; an intoxicatingly sexy push-pull at the heart of her self-penned “Stop This Train!”; a marvelous bluesiness that invigorates Mose Allison’s whip-smart “If You Live”; and the blurry regret of her “Drinkin’ Again” can match June Christy’s “Something Cool” shot glass for shot glass. If What’s Your Story is indicative of Donnay’s musical future, then let’s all be grateful she’s thrown her hat into the jazz ring." - Christopher Loudon, Jazz Times

Jazz Recording Artist Roberta Donnay has toured the US and Europe since the age of 16. Her 2008 release on Pacific Coast Jazz label "WHAT'S YOUR STORY" is produced by legendary jazz producer Orrin Keepnews and features star jazz players Eric Reed on piano, Dave Ellis on tenor, Gerald Cannon on bass and Mark Taylor on drums. Rainforest Records has released 5 additional CDs which have earned Donnay TV and film credits including Nash Bridges, The Young & the Restless, Days Of Our Lives, One Life To Live, Close Encounters & That's Life.. Her vocals are also featured on CBS shows "The Unit" and "NUMB3RS" Donnay's fiery style & engaging presence landed her featured performances at The Kissimmee Jazz Festival, Jacksonville Jazz Festival, The Monterey Jazz Festival with Dave Ellis. Donnay wrote "One World", which was adopted as a theme for the United Nations' 50th Anniversary and is being performed on 5 continents as a world peace anthem. Donnay is a featured vocalist with other bands, including Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks !