“Smile” gave Bowman the breakthrough he needed to contend with major artists. The title track received Top 20 airplay across the country. The age-old discussion of whether instrumentalists can really be praising God unless they are playing a hymn is quashed by the delightful expression of God's love that Bowman conveys in each song. Yes, in most cases, even without words. This album is clearly carrying the feeling of love. In the song “Wanda Patrice”, Bowman expresses his thoughts on the subject and effectively inputs these thoughts of pure and genuine love into his audiences’ mind. Take some time to revel in the marital love song, "Yes, No and Yes" with lead by Howard Smith. Smith wraps his cozy, fireside vocals around this song of songs with a endearing, heartfelt performance. Other supporting musicians on this project include the respected D'Aundre Thomas on bass and the gifted Dana Davis on keyboards. This album definitely will help you remember why you love the ones closest to you.