This CD is a nice listen, with a couple of good short tunes like "Do What You Wanna" and "Uhuru" mixed in. The songs flow nicely to where none really stand out save for the excellent cover of "My Cherie Amour".

At times more jazzy and more funky than "Down to Earth" but never as dirty and raw in its sound, this Ramsey Lewis album features his trademark groovy piano and organ sound with my favourite track being the Bob-James-Nautilus-like track "Bold and Black".

"Another Voyage" is a trip through every corner of Lewis' style, and as such is not a very consistent album - but consistency needs not come wrapped in one-style-fits-all albums. Somehow the hodge-podge of styles blend to form a great album, even though I tend to get a bit bored with Lewis' more ballady tunes (like "How Beautiful is Spring" and "Cecile").

I also quite enjoy the way funk-elements like crowd-noise and background-yelling are found throughout the album. To me they add an extra layering to the music that was not found on the more reduced sound of "Down to Earth". The latter, however, in my mind was a rare five star album - whereas "Another Voyage" has great quality, but is not a classic in my music library.

They've taken his work from the late 60's and remastered it to very good effect. My favourite cuts on the album are "Wanderin' Rose" and "My Cherie Amour." Recommended.