Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: So Many Follow This One...

This is the first of Bob James' contemporary jazz efforts. The title is somewhat misleading, given the fact that Bob had recorded two trio albums under his own name in the early '60's. During his tenure at CTI, he worked as arranger and sideman to many of that label's top artists. With ONE, he was thrust into the spotlight. "Valley Of The Shadows" has a macabre feel to it (its ending using "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God"). "In The Garden" is an elegant, "down home" version of the Pachelbel Canon. "Soulero" features fellow CTI labelmate Grover Washington, Jr., and an organlike Rhodes solo reminiscent of Johnny Hammond. "A Night On Bald Mountain" is pure hard-driven funk. The big hit is his rendition of "Feel Like Makin' Love", which uses the same rhythm section as Roberta Flack's version. ONE closes with the floaty yet earthbound "Nautilus". Kudos to ONE and the many excellent albums to follow!