1. If This Bass Could Only Talk - 2:30
2. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - 6:25
3. I Wanna Play for You - 3:27
4. Stories to Tell - 3:47
5. Funny How Time Flies (When You're Having Fun) - 6:05
6. Workin' Man - 6:26
7. Tradition - 7:11
8. Come Take My Hand - 4:09
9. Bassically Taps - 3:15

Editorial Reviews:

This was bassist Stanley Clarke's twelfth solo set, and one of his very few that would be recommended to jazz (as opposed to funk and R&B) listeners. On the instrumental set, Clarke's bass is featured in a wide variety of settings, including duets with tap dancer Gregory Hines and drummer John Robinson, a quartet with Wayne Shorter ("Goodbye Pork Pie Hat"), in a power trio with guitarist Allan Holdsworth and drummer Stewart Copeland, a piece with George Duke (on acoustic piano for a change) and soprano saxophonist George Howard, a quartet with the synthesizers of Steve Hunt, and "Funny How Time Flies," which has a colorful Freddie Hubbard trumpet solo. Throughout, Clarke's bass has plenty of solo space, and he shows how strong a player he can be when given decent material. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide