After making his prodigious debut on the prestigious Prestige label, performing at the Montreux Jazz Festival at the age of 18, and contributing as a pianist to numerous masterpieces, he made the long-awaited move to Electro in 1978. From then on, he also blossomed as a vocalist, and PATRICE RUSHEN—who produced numerous masterpieces of soul jazz, Brazilian disco, and fusion, disco, and boogie—Patrice Rushen, who went on to produce numerous masterpieces in these genres, collaborated with a group of master musicians to create this elegant, sophisticated, and soulful crossover masterpiece, released in 1982. Please start by checking out the samples of the timeless classic “Forget Me Nots” (12-inch version C1, sample 1), the instrumental masterpiece “Number One” (12-inch version D2, sample 2), and the mellow Quiet Storm classic B4 “Remind Me” (sample 3). The sound quality and volume are exceptional. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)