Title: Perhaps, one of the best jazz-fushion albums in the 80s
Product review: This would be the final peak of Sadao Watanabe's fusion productions. After this, he turned into jazz again. Of course, New York flavored production and arrangement by Ralph MacDonald are perfect. Additonally, the flows of lovely molodies would be charming across genders, cultures, and ages. Technically speaking, this album would be the last one where you can hear the "elegant" collaboration among New York's top players in jazz-fusion including Steve Gadd (drums), Eric Gale (guitor), Ralph MacDonald (percussion), Marcus Miller (bass), and Richard Tee (keybords). Two representive star-players, Eric Gale and Richard Tee passed away a few years after this album. In this sense, this alubm signifies the final monument of rosy period of jazz-fusion ara of the 80s.
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