What makes Love and All That Jazz by Eric Kloss notable?

This album is significant for showcasing Kloss's growing prowess and unique sound within the jazz genre. It received positive reviews and helped solidify his place among notable jazz musicians of the 1960s, influencing younger artists exploring the boundaries of jazz improvisation. Released in 1966, 'Love and All That Jazz' was Eric Kloss's third album, following his acclaimed debut 'Kloss' and the sophomore effort 'Now'. At this point in his career, Kloss was gaining recognition as a leading voice in jazz, particularly noted for his virtuoso saxophone play despite being visually impaired.