No Problem was released in 1981, continuing Rollins' exploration of jazz fusion and funk. Recorded at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, California, the album featured a stable band including guitarist Bobby Broom and drummer Al Foster. Reception was generally positive, highlighting Rollins' vitality at age 50.
The album's sound is energetic and rhythmic, with tracks like 'No Problem' and 'Joyous Lake' showcasing a powerful and melodic saxophone. The song 'Coconut Bread' incorporates Caribbean rhythms, while 'My One and Only Love' offers a moving ballad. Rollins demonstrates his mastery of phrasing and improvisation on every track.
No Problem is considered one of Rollins' best albums of the 1980s, reflecting his artistic maturity and ability to fuse genres. Its legacy endures as an example of his versatility, and the song 'Joyous Lake' has become a fan favorite. The album solidified his reputation as an innovator in contemporary jazz.