The Black Jazz label had its roots in the Black Power movement, but not every release on the label had a social message. This 1973 album by the first black woman to win the Miss Indiana contest is simply a lovely jazz-vocal album with top-notch sidemen and a wonderfully mellow vibe. Newly remastered for CD and vinyl (with download), it features a beautiful version of that Herbie Hancock title tune plus "Be All Your Own," "You," "See You Later," "Soul Daddy" and more! Real Gone Music.