Tag: 1991

Petra – Unseen Power – 1991

Petra was still going strong in 1991 with this their thirteenth studio album. They turned up the Rock and Roll sound on this one and this album has a far more Arena Rock sound than their previous work due in no small part to the production of the Elefante brothers. It is said that Bob Hartman was dragged to this sound by the Elefante brothers but apparently he was happy with the final sound. The album won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Gospel Album in 1992 and the Dove Award for Rock Recorded Song “Destiny” in 1993. I would never have thought they could have won the Dove award but they did. While “Destiny” won the Dove award I actually prefer “Secret Weapon” which has a great arena rock sound which may have been a little late in 1991 but it’s a great rock anthem. Again Arena Rock is not my preferred genre but this is a great album and I still enjoy listening to it.

Tracklist
1 – Destiny – 4:31
2 – Who’s On The Lord’s Side – 3:53
3 – Ready, Willing And Able – 4:14
4 – Hand On My Heart – 4:26
5 – I Need To Hear From You – 4:04
6 – Dance – 3:45
7 – Secret Weapon – 4:01
8 – Sight Unseen – 3:57
9 – Hey World – 3:51
10 – In The Likeness Of You – 4:51

Credits
A&R – Lynn Keesecker
Arranged By – Bob Hartman, Dino Elefante, John Elefante, John Lawry
Art Direction – Ed Goble, Loren Balman, Patrick Pollei
Backing Vocals [Addtional Background Vocals] – Alfie Silas, Alfred McCrary, Doug Beiden, Howard McCrary, Jamie Rowe, Olivia McClurkin, Perry Morgan, Rob Rock, Ron Gollner, Rose Stone, Sara Tennison, Tony Palacios
Bass – Ronny Cates
Coordinator [Art Production Coordinator] – Amy Linde
Design – Michael Goldenberg, Patrick Pollei, Steve Fryer
Drums – Louie Weaver
Engineer – Dino Elefante, Doug Beiden, J.R. McNeely, John Elefante
Guitar – Bob Hartman
Keyboards – John Lawry
Management – Management-Moress-Nanas-Golden
Mastered By – Chris Bellman
Mixed By – Niel Kernon
Mixed By [Assisted By] – Doug Beiden, J.R. McNeely
Other [Hair] – Helena Occhipinti
Other [Make-Up] – Margaret Kimura
Other [Stylit] – Keiki Mingus
Photography By [Band And Individual Photography] – Jeff Katz
Photography By [Cover Concept Photography] – Neill Whitlock
Producer – Dino Elefante, John Elefante
Vocals – John Schlitt

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Word, Inc.
Copyright © – Word, Inc.
Manufactured By – Word, Inc.
Distributed By – Word, Inc.

Lanny Cordola – Electric Warrior Acoustic Saint – 1991

This is Lanny’s first solo album after a pretty extensive time as an axe for hire. This is rather an odd album for the Christian genre in that it’s more centered on Lanny’s Jazz guitar skills with a conceptual feel. I’m actually quite surprised that Frontline took a chance with this style of album as I just can’t see the market for this album at the time. There is one more traditional “Song” on the album, “Shadows Over My Heart”, and it is fantastic. Other than that track this album really isn’t for me but I still enjoyed listening to it due to Lanny’s excellent guitar skills. The fact that it’s not for me however should mean nothing because if you like a hint of Jazz in your Rock & Roll you will definitely like this one.

Tracklist
1 – Intro (A New Beginning) – 1:19
2 – Behold This Dreamer Cometh – 1:28
3 – Angry Candy – 6:50
4 – Looney Tunes – 1:08
5 – Ish Kabibill – 0:16
6 – When Shiloh Comes – 3:26
7 – Birenbau – 0:19
8 – Farbage Valves – 1:22
9 – Mariage Of Figaro (Sort Of) – 5:46
10 – Slappy White – 2:28
11 – Zulu Jam – 0:43
12 – Shadows Over My Heart – 4:34
13 – Neesh Taps – 0:44
14 – Jalapeno Man – 1:58
15 – Django – 0:45
16 – Hungry Hallow – 2:25
17 – Plymouth Rock – 5:54
18 – Sadako – 1:59
19 – Jabberwocky (The Shadow Gang) – 5:28
20 – Vindaloo – 4:09
21 – Fripp – 0:40
22 – Summertime – 3:18
23 – Echo Boy – 5:11
24 – Groom Lake – 0:40
25 – All The Things You Are – 6:47
26 – Amazing Grace – 1:33

Credits
Acoustic Bass – Brian Bromberg
Art Direction – Ed McTaggart
Bass – Brian Bromberg, Jeff Berlin
Design – Joe Potter
Drum – Aldstadt Brothers, John Stamos Nigerian Drum Corps.
Drums – Ken Mary, Mahatma Duffy
Guitar – Joe Diorio
Mastered By – Brian Gardner
Percussion – Scott Breadman
Photography – David Dobson, Robert Mattheu
Producer, Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Mandolin, Sitar, Drum Machine – Lanny Cordola
Recorded By, Engineer – Roger Mielke
Recorded By, Engineer, Mixed By – Dave Jahnsen
Sampler – Dave Jahnsen
Sarangi – Ken Jara
Scratches – D.J. Kaos
Shaker, Talking Drum – Scott Breadman
Tabla – Leonice Shinneman
Timbales – Scott Breadman
Vocals – James Christian
Voice – Roger Mieke

Companies, etc.
Recorded At – Mixing Lab B
Engineered At – Mixing Lab B
Recorded At – Micro Note Recording Studio
Engineered At – Micro Note Recording Studio
Mixed At – Mixing Lab A
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Glass Mastered At – Nimbus

Lisa Daggs – Who Are You – 1991

Lisa had started her music career in Nashville working the studio circuit but did not get any album credits. She then started working with the Lowell Lundstrom ministry. In 1991 she self released this, her first album. I don’t know if the Lundstroms financed it and I don’t even know who is on it or produced it. In fact I know very little about it so it’s one we just have to listen to see what it’s like and it’s pretty good. The production is pretty good but it’s a pretty easy listening album so if you are Rock oriented this one probably isn’t for you. Lisa would go on to have a lengthy music career with several albums and appearances. She is still releasing music and you can check it out on her website. https://www.lisadaggs.net/

Tracklist
1 – Who Are You
2 – Your Love Stays With Me
3 – We Exalt You
4 – He Really Cares About You
5 – You’ve Never Given Up On Me
6 – Nobody Loves Me Like You
7 – Pickin’ Up The Pieces
8 – Rest In Me
9 – Purify Us Lord
10 – Until Day Four

Asight Unseen – Circus Of Shame – 1991

Here’s everything I know about this band. They were out of Garden Grove, California, and this is the first of 3 albums they released. That’s it, that’s all I got. So let’s talk about the album. This is a fantastic album. It was released on New Breed which was a sublabel of Frontline. It was produced by Chris Wimber (The Lifesavors) and mixed by Jeff Dykehouse. These two gentlemen nailed this album. The mix is perfect and final production dead on. This may actually be one of the best produced albums I have heard in the Christian genre. The tracks vary in sound from, well, everything. There’s hint of rockabilly, and grunge but mostly the album is straight up Rock & Roll. Guest appearing on the album is Chris Lizotte with some harmonica and background vocals. Also appearing is Rob Watson on keyboards. Strangely HM Magazine rates this album as #99 on their Top 100 Christian Rock Albums of all time. I agree this is a good album, even great, but #99 of all time? No sorry it’s simply not that good but it is very good. There are definitely a few tracks going into my regular rotation especially Jimi Jones Boogie which is actually a very well written song highlighting the difference between religion and following Christ.

Tracklist
1 – Road To Bonoa
2 – The Purging
3 – The Gimmick
4 – Feel Fire
5 – Psychic Babylon
6 – Back Door
7 – Circus Of Shame
8 – Jimi Jones Boogie
9 – Raucous
10 – Electric Angel Blues
11 – Screamin’ For Glory
12 – God’s Ways

Credits
Artwork By [Dove Logo] – Dan Newmire
Bass – John Oliveira
Bongos – Shawn Tubbs
Design – Bob Payne
Drums, Cymbal, Percussion [Gadgets] – Bert Sanchez
Guitar, Vocals – Mike Longridge
Guitar, Vocals [Yelling], Slide Guitar [Pick Slides], Words By – Derek Bell
Harmonica, Backing Vocals – Chris Lizotte
Keyboards – Rob Watson
Lead Vocals, Whistle, Words By – Jason Lohrke
Mastered By – Steve Hall
Mixed By – Jeff Dykehouse
Music By – ASight Unseen
Painting [Cover] – Trevor Lohrke
Producer, Engineer – Chris Wimber
Slide Guitar [Pick Slide] – Glen Schroder
Trombone [T-Bone] – Mike Johnson
Trumpet – Frank Lendejas
Vocals – Alexandria, GeeGee, Stacey Berardino

Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Vineyard Ministries International
Copyright © – Vineyard Ministries International
Distributed By – Frontline Distribution
Recorded At – Vineyard Studios
Mixed At – Vineyard Studios
Mastered At – Future Disc

Ric Alba – Holes In The Floor Of Heaven – 1991

Ric Alba left the Altar Boys in late 1990 to go to school full-time and try to find some way to release this album. The story is a little strange here but here it is per Ric. He couldn’t find a label to release the album though he was under the impression that Frontline/Alarma would release it. I had my suspicions abut why this was until I looked into the timeline of the events of these couple years. He ended up self releasing it but Word records was happy to print and distribute it, I have no idea if he had approached them about releasing it. The whole affair seems rather strange and I guarantee we’re missing part of the story but I am not faulting anyone because I simply don’t have enough information. Anyway this album is full of fantastic people helping him out including Steve Hindalong, Derri Daugherty (The Choir), and Rob Watson (Daniel Amos). Even with these people the album has a feel exclusive to Ric. It has a new wave flair with very high quality lyrics and songwriting overall. I was actually quite surprised at the quality to be honest. My only complaint is that I think 1991 might have been a little bit late for this music style. One final comment about this album is that Ric claims he was excommunicated from the church in 1992 so he found himself unable to tour in support of the album. 1992 was a very different time for people in Ric’s circumstance so I certainly sympathize with him. Anyway this is a great album and of you ignored back in the day due to Ric’s personal choices you should really give it a listen now.

Tracklist
1 – Heaven (Prelude) – 1:18
2 – Edge Of A Hurricane – 4:10
3 – Hold My Hand – 3:40
4 – Laughter – 3:53
5 – Truly Helpless – 4:34
6 – Under Lock And Chain – 4:52
7 – Rain In Amsterdam – 3:00
8 – Pretty Blue Things – 3:48
9 – See You In Person – 4:04
10 – The Secret World – 3:32
11 – Holes In The Floor Of Heaven – 4:46
12 – In The Heart Of God – 3:32

Credits
Acoustic Guitar – Derald Daugherty, Ric Alba, Steve Hindalong
Bass – Ric Alba
Co-producer – David Hackbarth
Drums – Steve Hindalong
Dulcimer – Derald Daugherty
Electric Guitar – Greg Flesch, Ric Alba
Engineer – Derald Daugherty
Executive Producer – Derald Daugherty
Keyboards – Ric Alba, Rob Watson
Mastered By – Steve Hall
Mixed By – David Hackbarth
Percussion – Steve Hindalong
Photography – Everard Williams
Producer – Steve Hindalong
Recorded By – David Hackbarth
Twelve-String Guitar – Greg Flesch
Vocals – Ric Alba
Written-By – Ric Alba

Companies, etc.
Manufactured By – Word, Inc.
Distributed By – Word, Inc.
Recorded At – Neverland
Mixed At – Neverland
Mixed At – Fingerprint Recorders
Mastered At – Future Disc
Copyright © – Never Say Never Songs

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