With Virgil Jones, Clarence Thomas, Melvin Sparks, Jimmy Lewis, Buddy Caldwell and Harold Mabern. Roars out of the traps with a low-slung Express Yourself; then Joe Dukes’ Soulful Drums; then a cooking Super Bad.

Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in 1980; with George Coleman and Pharoah Sanders on tenor saxophones, playing beautifully.
Senior and refined, intimate and honest, with a superb sound to Idris’ drumming and Ray Drummond’s bass. Ace version of I Want To Talk About You.
“So now I’m signed with Theresa Records… Fantasy paid me for the last record and I didn’t have to record no more for them because I didn’t want to do no more stupid disco records… I thought Kabsha would be like a John Coltrane record… I only did the one record for Theresa. Another player, who was on the record and who I think owned part of the label — it outsold his records. Pharoah got angry.”