Coming toward the end of this fine Adam & Eve series, it becomes clear that a decision to downplay the soap opera and emphasize the XXX content was in force.
The set-ups to the five sex scenes are minimal, with most of the action not explicitly sexual related to Chi Chi LaRue's stage routine at a nightclub frequented by the four femme stars.
Chi Chi and a fellow drag queen Ms. Bradley (dressed identically) perform a duet on stage with name-dropping French phrases and celebrity names (Edith Piaf, Josephine Baker), but Chi Chi makes a series of rude and derogatory remarks aimed at our heroine Monica (played by Keri Windsor), resulting in an altercation. Making matters worse, Monica's current boy friend John West is with her, but he gets caught humping blonde Michelle Michaels.
Other scenes are mundane: Annie (Dee) hooking up with an old flame of her pal Tori, played by Randy Spears, and Tori (Asia Carrera) dallying with another familiar face, Nikko Knight.
Setpiece, forecast by a chance encounter in the last "Birthday" episode has birthday girl Nina Hartley taking up Ernest Greene on his "come visit me" proposition, and ending up in bondage for a lesbian threesome with busty fetish ladies Amber Michaels and Jewel Marceau.
Episode title is a treat: taking the name of the jazz hit by Les McCann and Eddie Harris, which I heard played endlessly on the radio way back in 1970.
