There are no surprises on 's fifth solo release, . The ten cuts are comprised of catchy, laid-back smooth jazz arrangements with elements of lite R&B, executed with ease and a very clean production. The two standout tracks, for very different reasons, are both cover versions. "The Girl from Ipanema" (with on saxophone) has none of the romantic breezy haze of the original, and comes across too formal and somewhat sterile. On the other hand, "You Gotta Be," the 1994 hit song by , has an infectious, relaxed groove, featuring vocalist , that is hard to get out of your head. Also making guest appearances on are celebrated smooth jazz musicians , , and . ~ Al Campbell