"This is the fifth and final release by the George Robert/Tom Harrell Quintet, taped during a pair of Swiss concerts in 1992. As in previous outings, the alto saxophonist and trumpeter/flüegelhornist are in top form and each musician also contributed strong originals as well; the potent rhythm section includes the underrated pianist Dado Moroni, bassist Reggie Johnson, and drummer Byron Landham. Harrell's snappy post-bop strut "Streets" features his flüegelhorn, plus fines solos by Robert and Johnson. An extended version of "Sail Away," an emotional driving samba that is also one of Harrell's best known compositions, is another highlight. Robert's rich ballad "Softly" also has a Latin feel to it, while his hard bop "Cape Verde" is clearly inspired by Horace Silver. The only work not composed by either co-leader is "Morning Star," by Rodgers Grant; this highly enjoyable work features an extensive solo by Moroni. The Robert/Harrell Quintet knew how to go out on top!" (Allmusic)
In Zwitserland opgenomen live-album uit 1994. De meeste stukken zijn van Terry (bugel) en hij steelt, met z'n schitterende, beheerste toon, de show. Ook in tenorist Robert's stuk 'Joan'. Terry zingt ook 'n staaltje grandioze onzin in 'Mubles'.
Album uit 2000 van Zwitserse topsaxofonist. Woont sinds 1985 vnl. in New York, maar nam dit live op in z'n vaderland, met Amerikaanse band met o.a. Kenny Barron (p). Die is een van de inspiraties voor de composities, naast o.a. Clark Terry.
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