I've been listening to the hottest tracks from this album since I can remember, and it is still as genius as the first time I heard it. Since buying this album, I can appreciate a record where not a single note is out of place. Near the head of the que when it comes to all time greats, along with Grover Washington's "Winelight" album

Cannot believe this album is six dollars; it's worth much more. First heard it when I was a freshman at Howard in 1976. As new today as it was back then. RIP DB.