Zoot Sims, that soft-voiced master of the tenor saxophone, had nothing left to prove when this album was recorded in 1983. His style had remained unchanged over the years, and he continued to play in his familiar, melodic style all during his career. This was the last recording session at the famous Keystone Korner in San Francisco, shortly before the building had to make way for supposedly better things. Monty Budwig (bass) and Shelly Manne (drums) play with their usual class, while lesser-known pianist Frank Collett fits in perfectly. On "Tonight I shall sleep" Zoot brings out his soprano saxophone, his performance proving that he's not sleepy just yet ! Any fan of Zoot's, any fan of mainstream jazz, will enjoy this album.