This perfectly titled disc featuring many of the most indelible names in R&B and the classic quiet storm format fits in perfectly with ' urban jazz aesthetic, which has included many all-star tribute albums amidst the solo recordings by its diverse roster. But rather than dub this a valentine to mostly classic R&B songs with a few new tracks created in its spirit, it's actually a more personal reflection by superstar R&B/jazz drummer/producer , whose vast resume as an artist and presence behind the boards (and skins) over the years has netted him an incredible Rolodex. Like crafting a loving look back at where his chosen genre has been and where it's going, oversees amazingly rendered, sweet and sensuous sessions with ( ), (a duet with on her sultry ballad ), singer (the lush instrumental , (guitar crackling on ), et al. While he contributes drums and percussion on a few tracks, is mostly the executive here, arranging and producing his way through the landscape of magical quiet storm soul. It's an album of mostly old hits redone in a contemporary urban groove style, finding new life in famed hits like 's and but the real heart and soul here for is the -charmed redux of a 1976 chart-topping track he produced for that became something of a genre anthem and was later sampled by . Adding emotional weight to the track is a tender sax solo by . There's a lot of here just as the title promises, but holds it all together and keeps the egos in check with style and cool to spare. ~ Jonathan Widran