A great later album from O'Donel Levy – recorded after his initial flurry of work for the Groove Merchant label, but still plenty darn nice! The sound here is slightly smoother and a bit more electric than before – with Levy's sweet guitar work snaking out over some larger backings that almost have a funky soundtrack feel. The groove is still great, and O'Donel brings plenty of his trademark chromatic lines to the set – guitar parts that almost sound even better in this setting! Titles include "Moisturizer", "Green Machine", "Panama Red", and a track called "I Believe In Miracles", which is not the Jackson Sisters' hit, but a nice mellow groove with vocals that sounds like some of the George Duke soul cuts! CD

Sweet, smooth, and soulful – drummer Alphonse Mouzon at the height of his 80s fusion years – working in a self-produced setting that includes a host of great studio players! The sound here isn't the cacophonous jazz rock of Al's earlier years – but in a way, it's almost equally great to know that he can hit this sort of groove as well. Players include Brandon Fields, Paul Jackson Jr, Ray Parker, Jr, and Nathan East – and a few tracks feature backing vocals by The Waters sisters. Titles include "Baby Let Me Do It", "Milestones", "Love Fantasy", "Your Eyes Are Beautiful", "Hello I Must Be Going", and "Give It Up". LP, Vinyl record album