content: If you can get past the cover and inside photos --- a Humper who looks suspiciously surgically streamlined --- you will be for a warm, fuzzy surprise. The Humper still has it: smooth vocals with a blend of country and pop and the softest of rock possible, all showcased with his three-and-a-half octave range. There are covers --- "Volare," "Penny Lane" (perhaps an homage to The Beatles, the group whom he knocked off the charts with his No. 1 hit, "Release Me"), "If Tomorrow Never Comes," "This Guy's in Love With You" and the underrated Aznavour anthem "She." There's an infectious taste of calypso with "Brazil," and a truly likable country-flavored " How Slow We Go," co-written by the Humper's daughter, Louise. The best track is the title track, "Definition of Love" --- proof, indeed, that the man still defines love. Now a bad way to celebrate 35 years in the business of making love on the record.