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Not the first Howard you should get

Scott Woods | Columbus, Ohio United States | 01/14/2001

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This album comes about 2-3 records after his best work, unfortunately. Howard was one of the original smooth jazzers, blending traditional playing with comntemporary song structure and themes, to great, listenable effect. On this record, however, he sounds like he's just trying to keep up with all of the younger or more popular jazz artists who took what he did and ran with it. If you aren't familiar with his work, start off with "Love Will Follow" or "Personal". This is an unsure, uneven record, even for fans of his work or smooth jazz."

Moody & Introspective & Wonderful

Beverly Praiswater | 03/26/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"While this cd is a departure from George Howard's funky and/or smooth jazz styles of previous works, the artistry is pure and ahead of its time. Almost a "hip-hop jazz", the genius of his classic style shines through. Obviously this cd proves that George Howard was not afraid to experiment in his quest of proving that he is an accomplished musican. While the most different of his works, it is clearly the result of his growth. George Howard is always a pleasurable experience."

Great rush hour music!

Beverly Praiswater | 06/11/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A great album! Probably not as romantic and sultry as his Midnight Mood album, just a little different style... more upbeat and flowing. If you listen to it in your car during rush hour, it completely obliviates everything around you and you get lost in your own little world with George Howard. My first album with him was in 1984 with Steppin' Out, and I truly will miss a great artist!"