Caceres presents a solid collection of tunes. The standards are well paced and well played. Caceres has a voice that is certainly one of an instrumentalist, and I would say he is a bass player first and a vocalist second, but that does not diminish the talent and skill to do both at the same time with such passion. “A Night In Tunisia” has a nice arrangement and it is good to hear the lyrics of this classic tune. Of course, when the solos start, that is when this ensemble really excels. Caceres and Hamilton are an amazing rhythm unit, and Karlsson’s piano playing fits perfectly on top of their buoyant feels. Mooney’s guest appearance is a wonderful augmentation to the sound and his playing is melodic and swings. “I Got It Bad” is a highlight for straight ahead swing lovers. Caceres’ solo is in the pocket with Mooney’s moving chordal structures. Hamilton’s brush work is beautiful. The pop tune “I Melt With You” finds Caceres at his best vocally. A fun date full of in the moment explorations of well-chosen tunes. That’s the short of it!