Tag: 1991

Rick Cua – Within Reach – 1991

We’ve noticed a bit of a resurgence in Ric Cua interest in our Facebook group so I thought it was time to listen to this one from 1991. I was surprised how much I liked this album. At this point Rick had been on the scene for 10 years but this album sounds like it has the effort of a first or second album. The album was produced by the Elefante brothers and as usual they nailed it on this album. Ric didn’t do that well on the CCM charts in his career but this album did quite well with 2 top 20’s. “Somewhere Tonight” made it to #12, and “Keeper Of My Soul” made it to #18. I have to say one thing I’ve always noticed about Ric’s albums. Even though Ric was a bass player he never influenced the mix to make the bass more of a lead instrument. I have often seen bands run by bass players and drummers try to influence the mix believing they are the lead instrument. No such silliness from Ric, he knew exactly where the Bass belonged. One last note but do you think “Diamond Girl” is begging for a Stryper cover?

Tracklist
1 – Message Of Love – 3:42
2 – Heaven Won’t Stop The Rain – 4:48
3 – Somewhere Tonight – 3:39
4 – Stand Your Ground – 4:18
5 – Fifteen – 4:07
6 – Power Of The Lord – 4:12
7 – Big Gun – 3:48
8 – Keeper Of My Soul – 3:23
9 – Do It – 4:37
10 – Diamond Girl – 3:57

Credits
Art Direction – Buddy Jackson
Backing Vocals – Dino Elefante, John Elefante, Sara Tennison, Terry Stratton
Bass – Rick Cua
Design – B. Middleworth*
Drums – Mike Caputy
Engineer – John Elefante, Mike Mierau
Engineer [Assistant] – Jeff Simmons (2)
Executive-Producer – Michael Blanton, Richard Headen
Guitar – Dino Elefante, Glen Pierce*
Horns – Andy Martin, Scott Martin (6), Stan Martin, Wayne Bergeron
Keyboards – John Andrew Schreiner, John Elefante
Mixed By – Dino Elefante, John Elefante, Mike Mierau
Percussion – Alex Acuna*
Photography By – Mark Tucker (7)
Producer – Dino Elefante, John Elefante
Saxophone – Greg Vail

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Reunion Records, Inc.
Copyright © – Reunion Records, Inc.
Distributed By – Word, Inc.
Manufactured By – Word, Inc.
Produced For – Pakaderm Productions
Recorded At – Pakaderm Studios
Recorded At – Pakaderm West Studios
Mixed At – Pakaderm Studios
Mixed At – Pakaderm West Studios
Designed At – Jackson Design
Pressed By – Denon Digital Industries

Steve Camp – Consider The Cost – 1991

For his 1991 release Steve turned down the music a bit but in my opinion turned up the songwriting. This was also his final album for Sparrow before he moved on to Warner Alliance. I’ve always kind of questioned that move but it did work out okay for Steve. I just never liked the secular record industry getting involved in the Christian music genre. I heard some pretty good guitar on this album and was fully expecting to see Dann Huff’s name in the credits but nope. Playing guitar on this album was Dan Lee (misspelt in the credits as Dann Lee). Dan was not on many albums but seems to me like he was a pretty good guitarist and did a great job on this album. This album was a pretty successful one for Steve with “For Every Time” and “Shade For The Children” coming in at #1 and #2 on the CCM charts and “Guard The Trust” gave the album a third top 10 hit. While this probably isn’t one of my favourites from Steve it’s a little hard to argue with the numbers. No doubt about it people loved this album.

Tracklist
1 – The Cross Is A Radical Thing – 4:23
2 – For Every Time – 4:19
3 – Carry Me – 4:07
4 – Shade For The Children – 5:28
5 – Consider The Cost – 5:51
6 – Follow Me – 3:26
7 – Could I Be Called A Christian – 5:33
8 – The Agony Of Deceit – 5:27
9 – Guard The Trust – 4:19
10 – All That I Need – 4:30

Credits
Arranged By – Phil Naish, Steve Camp
Arranged By [Horns] – Chris McDonald
Arranged By [Srtings], Conductor – Paul Buckmaster
Art Direction, Design – Heather Horne
Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Ashley Cleveland, Chris Rodriguez, Lisa Bevill, Mark Heimermann, Steve Camp, Vicki Hampton
Bass – Leland Sklar
Coordinator [Production Coordinator] – Wendy Holt
Drums – Paul Leim
Engineer – Ronnie Brookshire
Guitar [Guitars] – Dann Lee
Horns – Barry Green, Chris McDonald, George Tidwell, Mike Haynes
Illustration – Nancy Nimoy
Mastered By – Doug Sax
Mixed By – Bill Schnee
Percussion – Terry McMillan
Photography By – Mark Tucker
Piano – Steve Camp
Piano, Synthesizer – Phil Naish
Producer [Produced By] – Phil Naish
Strings – Carl Gorodetzky, The Nashville String Machine
Written-By – Kemper Crabb, Kim Maxfield-Camp, Rob Frazier, Steve Camp, Steven Curtis Chapman

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – The Sparrow Corporation
Copyright © – The Sparrow Corporation
Distributed By – Word (Uk) Ltd.
Produced For – NT Productions
Recorded At – Quad Studios
Recorded At – Javelina Recording Studios
Recorded At – Treasure Isle Recorders
Recorded At – Classic Recording
Recorded At – North Beach Studio
Recorded At – Morningstar Sound Studio
Mastered At – The Mastering Lab
Glass Mastered At – Nimbus

Whitecross – In The Kingdom – 1991

This is the 4th studio album from Whitecross. To say it was successful would be an understatement. The album reached #12 on Billboard’s Top Contemporary Christian Albums chart and won a Dove award for Hard Music Album of the Year. The revolving door of members continued on this album with Butch Dillon on bass and Mike Feighan on drums for this album. I think it’s fair to say that at this point Whitecross was Scott Wenzel and Rex Carroll. Interestingly the track “Holy War” featured hip hop artist Alton Hood of Disciples of Christ. I’ve listened to this track a couple times now and one time I think it’s an excellent track and the next time I think it’s disjointed and doesn’t work. I don’t know if they were trying to reproduce the success of Aerosmith/Run-DMC but it’s certainly not of that level. One last point of trivia was that the music video for “No Second Chances” was the band’s first video ever seen on MTV’s Headbangers Ball.

Tracklist
1 – No Second Chances – 4:45
2 – We Know What’s Right – 6:06
3 – In The Kingdom – 5:20
4 – In His Hands – 3:37
5 – Good Enough – 3:58
6 – Love Is Our Weapon – 4:41
7 – The Eternal Fire (Guitar Solo) – 2:00
8 – You Will Find It There – 6:00
9 – If He Goes Before Me – 4:13
10 – Tell Me The Time – 4:29
11 – Holy War – 5:55

Credits
Backing Vocals – Butch Dillon, Dez Dickerson, Glenn Kaiser, Linda Clifford, Mike Feighan, Rex Carroll, Rey Parra, Scott Wenzel, Steve Watkins, Vicky Hubly
Bass [Musical Support] – Rick Cua
Bass, Vocals – Butch Dillon
Booking, Management – Gavin Markel, PGM Management
Creative Director – Toni Thigpen
Design, Layout – Jeff Spencer
Director Of Photography – Toni Thigpen
Drums [Musical Support] – Mike Mead
Drums, Vocals – Mike Feighan
Engineer [2nd engineer, mixing @ 16th Avenue Sound] – Graham Lewis
Engineer [2nd engineer, recording @ Jor-Dan Studio] – Glenn West
Engineer [editing @ Georgetown Masters] – Carlos Grier
Engineer [mastering @ Georgetown Masters] – Denny Purcell
Executive Producer – Dez Dickerson
Guitar, Vocals – Rex Carroll
Keyboards [Musical Support] – Chris Cameron
Lead Vocals – Scott Wenzel
Other [Make-up] – Michael Tyler
Percussion [Musical Support] – Richard Trelease
Photography By – Russ Harrington
Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Simon Hanhart
Rap – Alton Hood

Companies, etc.
Record Company – Star Song Communications
Distributed By – Word Ltd.
Manufactured By – Word Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Star Song Records
Copyright © – Star Song Records
Recorded At – Jor-Dan Studios
Mixed At – Sixteenth Avenue Sound
Mastered At – Georgetown Masters
Edited At – Georgetown Masters
Glass Mastered At – Nimbus

Mark Heard – Second Hand – 1991

I am sure as I type this that I am going to regret placing this album “too low” and even more I will probably regret admitting that Second Hand is actually one of my personal least favorite Mark Heard albums. That being said I also understand what a tremendous record it is despite my personal likings. Perhaps its that the album is a bit more “folky” than others and less rock oriented that sways my opinion. But one thing I do know, that it is not about the songs. In fact, when these same songs are performed by others with different arrangements they become personal favorites. When Pierce Pettis (who I totally made a mistake not including) did “Nod Over Coffee” I was instantly in love with the song. Same with the cover of Lonely Moon. There are some songs though that no one can touch Heard’s version: The first is “Worry Too Much.” What an amazing performance by heard here and is a personal favorite from the album. “I Just Wanna Get Warm” is another highlight with great mandolin and violin work. But one must remember that even a “least favorite” Mark Heard album is still better and more enjoyable than 95% of the rest of the music I own!

Contributor David Lowman – https://legacyccmsgreatestalbums.wordpress.com

Tracklist
1 – Nod Over Coffee – 4:38
2 – Lonely Moon – 4:54
3 – Worry Too Much – 4:13
4 – Look Over Your Shoulder – 3:29
5 – She Don’t Have A Clue – 3:47
6 – Talking In Circles – 4:05
7 – Love Is Not The Only Thing – 4:58
8 – I Just Wanna Get Warm – 3:53
9 – Another Good Lie – 5:39
10 – All Too Soon – 3:57
11 – It’s Not Your Fault – 3:23
12 – I’m Looking Through You – 3:40
13 – What Kind Of Friend – 2:42
14 – The Ways Of Men – 5:07

Credits
Acoustic Bass [Acoustic Bass Guitar], Electric Bass – Bill Batstone
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organ [Hammond], Vocals, Accordion, Mandolin, Harmonica – Mark Heard
Artwork – Mark Heard
Backing Vocals – Pam Dwinell-Miner
Chapman Stick – Fergus Jemison Marsh
Double Bass [Stand-up], Electric Bass – Glen Holmen
Drums – David Raven, Steve Hindalong
Engineer [Second] – Buddy Miller, Joel Russell
Executive-Producer – Chuck Long
Fiddle – Doug Atwell
Mastered By – Eddy Schreyer
Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro – Greg Liesz
Percussion – David Baker
Photography By – Joel Russell
Producer [Associate] – Dan Russell
Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Mark Heard
Written-By – Lennon-McCartney, Mark Heard, Steve Padgett

Companies, etc.
Recorded At – Fingerprint Recorders
Mixed At – Fingerprint Recorders
Recorded At – Neverland
Mastered At – Future Disc

Rhythm House – Rhythm House – 1991

Well here’s a one off album from a group of relatively unknown group of artists. It was produced by Tommy Sims (Whiteheart) and financed by Tom Willett. The members had a few other projects but for the main part this was their biggest and or first project. There is very little info out there on this “group” so I really can’t ell you too much. I suspect that this was a group of studio musicians thrown together for a project by the executive producer but I could be worng because they don’t appear to have done that musch studio work. So let’s talk about the album instead. It has a cool Pop sound with a top 40 goal. The mix is a little heavy on the drums in my opinion but it works okay and the album is definitely fun. I have no idea whether the album was successful or not but give it a listen and you tell me.

Tracklist
1 – I Believe – 4:08
2 – One By One – 4:12
3 – The Promise – 4:32
4 – Make It Right – 4:40
5 – Time – 4:40
6 – The Other Side – 4:00
7 – Keep On Runnin’ – 3:28
8 – I Choose The Man You Are – 3:56
9 – Hold Me – 4:49
10 – Big Book – 4:49
11 – That’s The Day – 4:35

Credits
Backing Vocals – Bob Carlisle, Jimmy Marks, Mark Pogue
Bass, Backing Vocals – Keith Emerson
Drums, Backing Vocals – Marvin Sims
Engineer – Bill Gable
Engineer – Dan Garcia
Executive-Producer – Tom Willett
Executive-Producer Assistant – Holly Benyousky, Mike Scanland
Guitar – Kevin Sowers
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Jeff Pummill
Management, Booking – Street Level Artists Agency
Mastered By – Howie Weinberg
Mixed By – Csaba Petocz
Musician – Tommy Sims
Organ [B-3], Keyboards, Vocals – Charlie Hueni
Organ [T-3 Organ] – Charlie Hueni
Photography By – Russ Harrington
Piano, Keyboards – Dave Innes
Producer – Dan Posthuma, Tommy Sims
Recorded By – Steve Bishir
Recorded By [Assistant] – Jeffrey Mingle

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Word, Inc.
Copyright © – Word, Inc.
Pressed By – DADC – DIDX 011751
Produced For – RBI Productions
Designed At – Stan Evenson Design, Inc.
Recorded At – Groove Masters
Recorded At – Roman Foods Studio
Recorded At – The Dugout
Recorded At – Kaleidoscope Sound
Recorded At – Quad Studios
Mixed At – Sound Chambers, North Hollywood
Mastered At – Masterdisk

4HIM – Face The Nation – 1991

4HIM followed up on their wildly successful first album with this wildly successful second album. It pretty well follows the same recipe as their first album but with a little more sizzle. The album had 4 CCM charting singles with 3 of the 4 making it into the top 10. “A Man You Would Write About” mad it up to #2 and was followed by “Over The Horizon” which only made it to #12. The next two singles “Why?” and “He Never Changes” made it to #1 and $4. 4HIM was probably Benson’s biggest selling artist and they did a great job of promoting them. So if you liked their first album your likely going to love this one too.

Tracklist
1 – He Never Changes – 4:28
2 – Puzzles – 4:40
3 – Why? – 4:54
4 – When The Walls Come Down – 4:20
5 – Chisel Meets The Stone – 4:49
6 – Face The Nation – 4:35
7 – Over The Horizon – 4:01
8 – A Man You Would Write About – 4:53
9 – When I Get Home – 3:56
10 – Every Reason To Believe – 3:35
11 – Take Me To The Place – 4:41
12 – When I Get Home (Reprise) – 2:29

Credits
Art Direction – Connie Harrington
Backing Vocals [Additional] – Billy Simon
Bass [Upright] – Craig Nelson
Contractor – Kristin Wilkinson
Design – Red’s Catfish
Drum Programming, Programmed By [Bass] – Gary Lunn
Drums – Kenny Malone, Mark Hammond, Gary Lunn
Edited By – Bret Teegarden
Engineer – Bret Teegarden, Rick Will, Ronnie Brookshire, Steve Pinkston,
Executive-Producer – Andy Ivey
Guitar – Dennis Dearing, Jerry McPherson, Tom Hemby
Keyboards – Don Koch, Mark Heimermann
Mandolin – Tom Hemby
Mastered By – Hank Williams
Mixed By – Andy Ivey, Bret Teegarden
Orchestra – Bob Mason, Carl Gorodetzky, Craig Nelson, David Angell, David Davidson, Dennis Molchan, Jim Grosjean, John Catchings, Kristin Wilkinson, Laura Molyneaux, Lee Larrison, Mary Kathryn Vanosdale, Pamela Sixfin, Ted Madsen
Orchestrated By – Russell Mauldin
Photography By – Russ Harrington
Piano – Reed Arvin
Producer – Chris Harris, Don Koch, Reed Arvin
Programmed By [Synclavier] – Reed Arvin
Recorded By – Lynn Fuston
Vocals [Additional] – Chris Harris, Mark Heimermann

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Benson Music Group, Inc.
Copyright © – Benson Music Group, Inc.
Distributed By – Benson Music Group
Pressed By – DADC – DIDX-009882
Recorded At – Quad Studios
Recorded At – OmniSound Studios
Recorded At – Hummingbird Studio, Nashville, TN
Recorded At – Casa De Pepe Music
Mixed At – Duckworth Studio
Edited At – Duckworth Studio
Mastered At – Mastermix

Fernando Ortega – In A Welcome Field – 1991

Fernando was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico but spent parts of his youth in Ecuador and Barbados as his father was employed by the United States Department of State. He attended University of New Mexico and received his bachelor’s degree in music education. Some of you are saying, hey this album came out in 2000. Actually this album was first released in 1991 on small Christian label Urgent. As his popularity grew the album was rereleased in 2000 on Discovery House Music. Though Fernando is an accomplished piano player the album does not concentrate on his piano playing and is instead a full instrument suite album. It leans to easy Listening but is enjoyable and musically sound. As for Fernando he would go on to record many more albums as well as serve as worship leader at Anglican and Evangelical Churches. He is active and touring today and you can find out where he’s playing next on his website.

Tracklist
1 – Through The Fire – 4:46
2 – Night Of Your Return – 4:41
3 – Walking On The Water – 4:40
4 – Father Of My Heart – 4:10
5 – A Son Of Your Love – 4:30
6 – Into The Morning – 4:43
7 – In A Welcome Field – 4:23
8 – Chimayo – 3:41
9 – ‘Til I Reach My Home – 4:52
10 – Lord, I Want To Be Like Jesus – 3:48

Credits
Ben Rodgers – Engineer, Mixing
Eddie Ashworth – Engineer
Fernando Ortega – Composer, Primary Artist
Gordon Garrison – Engineer
Herb Schucher – Drums
John Schreiner – Composer, Producer
Mike Reese – Mastering
Phillip Sandifer – Executive Producer

Shelley Rogers – Dreaming Awake – 1991

This is the only album we got from Shelley and this one off appears to be a Michael Knott project. He produced the album for his own record label which unfortunately went bankrupt shortly after this release. He actually put together a killer studio band be sure to check the credits on our website. The album falls in the easy listening category but I think her real skill was writing. It’s not often you see an introductory album from an unknown artist that has all original material. Other than that I don’t have much to tell you about this artist.

Tracklist
1 – Love Is – 3:39
2 – Carry Me Away – 3:45
3 – Don’t You Worry – 3:01
4 – You & I – 4:07
5 – Song In The Distance – 3:48
6 – Dreaming Awake – 4:02
7 – Parallels – 3:52
8 – Time – 4:05
9 – Talk With You At Midnight – 3:20
10 – Dreams – 3:28

Credits
Acoustic Bass – Glen Holmen
Acoustic Guitar – Greg Flesch, Shelley Rogers, Mike Knott, Jeffrey Thomas
Alto Saxophone – Dave Thrush
Arranged By [Cello Arrangement] – Michael Hackett
Art Direction – Coffee Bay
Bass – Glen Holmen, Mike Sauerbrey
Bass [Six-String Bass] – Dave Hackbarth
Classical Guitar – Jeffrey Thomas
Classical Guitar – Mike Knott, Shelley Rogers
Drums – Chuck Cummings, Steve Hindalong
E-Bow – Greg Flesch
Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Dave Hackbarth
Electronic Wind Instrument [Wind Syntesizer] – Dan Michaels
Engineer – Christopher Colbert
Engineer – David Hackbarth
Keyboards – Dave Hackbarth
Keyboards, Sound Designer [Treatments] – Michael Hackett
Lyrics By, Music By – Shelley Rogers
Mastered By – Doug Doyle
Music By – Michael Knott, Mike Sauerbrey
Percussion – Steve Hindalong, Mike Knott
Photography By – Colleen Hammond
Producer – Dave Hackbarth, Michael Hackett, Mike Knott
Saxophone – Dave Thrush
Written-By – Shelley Rogers

Companies, etc.
Distributed By – Spectra Distribution
Recorded At – Neverland
Mixed At – Neverland
Mastered At – Digital Brothers

Denny Correll – Trust – 1991

This was the last album we got from Denny and it’s what you would expect from a last album from him. I will say that I strongly prefer his vocals as his career went on. His singing really matured. Otherwise the album is relatively mellow with the exception of “Here Comes The Light” which is easily the best track on the album. Unfortunately we would lose Denny in 2002 to a heart attack. Too bad because I think there was more material in him and I can easily imagine a blues album from him like many 80’s CCM artists have done. Rest in Piece Denny, see you on the other side.

Tracklist
1 – Hiding Place – 4:32
2 – You Mean Everything – 4:29
3 – Count On His Love – 3:58
4 – Holding On – 4:07
5 – Here Comes The Light – 3:24
6 – You Keep Running – 3:35
7 – Trust – 3:55
8 – He Took Hold – 4:11
9 – Sing And Shout – 3:51
10 – Gentle Is His Hand – 3:55

Credits
Arranged By – Denny Correll, Larry Brown
Arranged By [Special] – Alan Lundgren
Art Direction, Design – Brian Barrington
Backing Vocals – Bob Carlisle, Bob Dorman, Denny Correll, Devon Mead*, Mickey Rooney, Jr., Tim Correll
Bass – Charlie Souza, Larry Brown
Drums, Percussion – Larry Brown
Guitar – Eric Turner
Keyboards, Programmed By – Denny Correll
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Photography By – Nicola Dill
Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Larry Brown
Saxophone – Dave Thrush, Wayne Wayne

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Maranatha! Music
Copyright © – Maranatha! Music
Distributed By – Word (Uk) Ltd.
Distributed By – Pila Music
Distributed By – GMI Music Partners
Distributed By – Musik Til Tiden
Distributed By – Finngospel
Distributed By – Sephora Diffusion
Distributed By – Emmaus Ministries
Distributed By – Filadelfia Forlag
Distributed By – Italian Christian Media
Distributed By – Zamm Ltd.
Distributed By – Davine Foundation
Distributed By – Nucleo
Distributed By – Viva Music
Distributed By – Kir Music
Printed By – Player Print & Design
Made By – PDO, UK – 10185801
Produced At – 440 Sound Recorders
Engineered At – 440 Sound Recorders
Mixed At – 440 Sound Recorders
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering

Rachel Rachel – Way To My Heart – 1991

I didn’t listen to this album back in the 90’s so when I saw them referred to as a rock band I was interested to hear it. Are they a rock band? Well they have some rock oriented tracks but I would be very hesitant to call them a rock band. Often these female “rock” bands are tossed together by record companies but not in this case. I wouldn’t say they were an organic band but they were a true girl band. The band came to be when bass player Jennifer York moved to California with the intent of forming a girl band. She found all the members except a drummer and produced a demo and started the “looking for a label” process. Billy Smiley heard the demo and worked with the band to get this first album out. At this point they found their drummer and the album was cut. As I said the album was marketed as a rock album and yes there are a few rock tracks but much of it is rather typical of female vocalists of the era. This is not however a real criticism because I thin it’s a pretty good album but I would have liked to have heard a little more edge. My suspicion is that the record company had them turn it down a couple notches. I did see a live clip from them in 1994 and it was definitely turned up a couple notches and had a real Heart feel. Anyway the album has a fun cover of “Carry On Wayward Son”, which also has a music video and I kind of like it. The rest of the album is hit and miss but I really liked “David’s Dance” also.

Tracklist
1 – There Ain’t Enough Love – 3:54
2 – Carry On Wayward Son – 4:41
3 – Outside Looking In – 3:31
4 – In The River – 5:15
5 – Something Of You – 4:32
6 – The Way To My Heart – 4:18
7 – Long Lost Love – 4:45
8 – I Will Stand By You – 4:45
9 – David’s Dance (The Shim Sham) – 3:46
10 – Papa Can You Hear Me? – 5:16
11 – Rain On Me – 5:40

Credits
Art Direction – Amy Linde, Bill Brunt
Bass – Jennifer York
Drums, Percussion – Jenny Sparks
Keyboards, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Brynn Beltran
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Heli Sterner
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Cheryl Jewel
Design – Bill Brunt Designs
Edited By [Editing By] – Carlos Grier
Engineer [2nd Engineer, Bennett House] – Shawn McLean
Engineer [2nd Engineer, Mama Jo’s] – Chris Morris
Executive-Producer – Lynn Keesecker
Mastered By – Denny Purcell
Mixed By – Jeff Balding, Lee Groitzsch
Photography By – Aaron Rapoport
Producer [Produced By], Arranged By – Billy Smiley
Recorded By [Overdubs Recorded By] – Lee Groitzsch
Recorded By [Tracks Recorded By] – Ronnie Brookshire
Synthesizer [Fairlight Keyboard Sequencing] – Carl Marsh
Technician [Drum Tech] – Chris McHugh
Technician [Guitar Tech] – Brian Wooten

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Word, Inc.
Copyright © – Word, Inc.
Manufactured By – Word, Inc.
Recorded At – The Bennett House
Overdubbed At – Midtown Tone & Volume
Mixed At – Mama Jo’s
Mixed At – OmniSound Studios
Mastered At – Georgetown Masters
Published By – Irving Music, Inc.
Published By – Beings From The Sky Music Inc.
Published By – Otherwise Publishing
Published By – Almo Music Corp.
Published By – Word Music (2)
Published By – EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
Published By – Don Kirshner Music, Inc.
Published By – Britt-N-Brenn Music
Published By – Little Dude Music
Published By – Keeling & Co.
Published By – Lorimar Music Bee Corp.
Published By – Crazy Eights
Published By – Tall Hair Music
Pressed By – Denon Digital Industries