 Graham L. Flanagan of All About Jazz wrote "While he certainly doesn't possess the fiery, octave-defying magic heard on early Blue Note dates, Hubbard still blows with the same passion and inspiration that cemented his reputation all those years ago.His solos usually last for little more than a few choruses, but this album is a true collaboration among a large gathering of talented musicians; ...This final taste of Hubbard's genius reveals a man who refused to give in to whatever physical limitations he may have been forced to endure, responding with nothing but perseverance for the sake of artistry.