Not to brag about owning it, mind you...
After all, it's an album that is far from rare. If you search for it, you'll find it, and you might even come across it without looking.
It is indeed particular, though, and not just because it's a soundtrack.
I’d say it's a bit underrated. It was unfortunate enough to be released between Night and Day and Body and Soul.
How much I've appreciated it, you can infer from the condition of the cover. I'm just sorry I've never seen the film (with Debra Winger).
For which - what a pity - it seems they only used a minimal part of Joe's music, replacing it with some anonymous theme by John Barry.
It needs to be listened to because it’s a work in full Joe style (the Moonlight theme is beautiful, vaguely derived from A Slow Song but I don’t see that as a flaw; Cosmopolitan has great energy; and eleven minutes of Latin instrumental that would make quite an impression even on a fusion record).
He plays the sax, but that's the most obvious detail.