Recorded at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in 2019, captures legendary singer/guitarist in an intimate performance that marks his first official concert recording in 30 years. Produced by , the album finds framed in illustrious fashion, backed by a funky jazz ensemble, strings, and a horn section. In many ways, the record brings to mind his classic 1978 live album and finds him reinvestigating many of his most beloved recordings. The album opens with an effusive take on his 1980 hit "Give Me the Night" that perfectly sets the tone for the vintage '70s and early-'80s soul-jazz vibes that follow. We get equally inspired readings of cuts like "Turn Your Love Around," "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You," and "Never Give Up on a Good Thing." also dips into his varied catalog, offering a rendition of 's "I Hear You Knocking" off his 2019 album , as well as a stirring take on 's "The Ghetto," which he first covered on 2000's . Although 76 years old at the time of recording, sounds as engaged as ever, even as his bright tenor croon has gained just a modicum of grit and gravitas in the years since marked him as an R&B superstar. is a fitting showcase for 's smooth jazz skills and a further reminder of his soulful legacy. ~ Matt Collar