One of the more obscure recordings in 's discography, this studio session from some time during the 1980s features the tenor saxophonist with a solid rhythm section consisting of pianist , bassist , and the in-demand drummer . At times, one gets the idea that has slowed down his playing style a bit, though blistering originals like quickly shake that notion. The lush, extended treatment of 's (oddly credited to on the back insert) contrasts with the percolating take of 's quirky and infrequently performed 's bluesy is the perfect number for late, lonely nights, suggesting the last remaining patron in a bar about to close. Another bizarre packaging mistake switches the titles to and the former a spirited hard bop arrangement, the latter ending the CD with a light Latin flavor. ~ Ken Dryden