Released after a three year break from recording, her 1989 collection was just that, a collection, Diane returns to the studio well rested and inspired, and showing off her bod thanks to the Slim Fast diet plan. Remember the commercial starring her??  The opening track, "Nobody Does Me" is a display not only of her range, but her strength. Her voice has got to be in her feet.  Okay, it's oversung. The second track, also recorded by Roberta Flack and written by Marvin Hamlish "All Caught Up In Love" is a bit more suitable.  "Touch" is a great song programmable for contemporay jazz stations. "Deed I Do" is not only a great play on words via her nickname "Deedles," but is a tasty duet with the late Joe Williams. The song, in context with the contemporary jazz/pop feel of this album, sticks out a bit at first, being Big Band, but it breaks the mood nicely. This song finds a home later on "The Very Best Of Diane Schuur" and it makes for a nice fit. Buy the disc, you'll hear what I mean.  This cd would be the last straight on pop music Diane would record for GRP, "Deed I Do" offers a sneak peek into her future work with the label for her remaining association.