This was the album that introduced me to Harry Connick Jr. His style, though many times compared t that of Sinatra and Dean Martin, is second to none. Harry took modern jazz t a different and refreshing level. One of his most unique (and in my opinion best) songs of all time appears n this album, "Love Me Some You," is haunting, charismatic, and downright sexy music. The other strnger songs on an impecable album are "Let's Just Kiss," and "Once." If you have a love for the standards but sometimes find listening too much to be bring, give Harry Connick Jr. a try and start with albums like "20", "To See You," and "Blue Light, Red Light."

Boy, this album brings back memories of a bittersweet rainy night summer romance. Personal memories aside, Harry's voice is always velvet and the slow jazz/big band orchestration on this album is top notch. If you are looking for something by which to wine, dine, and slow dance, this album is among the best.

This album is just oozing with lovely, sexy songs that would put Frankie to shame.