Scott-Heron recorded and released four albums during the 1980s: "1980" and "Real Eyes" (1980), "Reflections" (1981) and "Moving Target" (1982). In February 1982, Ron Holloway joined the ensemble to play tenor saxophone. He toured extensively with Scott-Heron and contributed to his next album, "Moving Target" the same year. His tenor accompaniment is a prominent feature of the songs "Fast Lane" and "Black History/The World". Holloway continued with Scott-Heron until the summer of 1989, when he left to join Dizzy Gillespie. Several years later, Scott-Heron would make cameo appearances on two of Ron Holloway's CDs: "Scorcher" (1996) and "Groove Update" (1998), both on the Fantasy/Milestone label.