We normally do not upload compilation albums because we upload the source albums instead. However sometimes a compilation album contains new track and in that case we do upload them. This is one of those albums. However for this release we’ve only uploaded the LP even though the CD had 7 more tracks because we are only interested in the two new tracks “Stay For Awhile” and “Love Can Do.” Just a quick comment on the 2 new tracks, they are both pretty good pop tracks and if you’re an Amy fan they are a must hear.
Tracklist 1 – Stay For A While – 5:34 2 – Find A Way – 3:25 3 – Everywhere I Go – 4:09 4 – Angels – 4:12 5 – El Shaddai – 4:05 6 – Love Can Do – 4:21 7 – Sing Your Praise To The Lord – 3:12 8 – Father’s Eyes – 4:03 9 – Thy Word – 3:19 10 – Emmanuel – 3:08
Credits (for the two new tracks) Backing Vocals – Amy Grant, Chris Harris, Gary Chapman, Greg Volz, Mark Heimermann, Richard Page Bass – Nathan East Co-producer, Engineer – John Potoker Drums – Paul Leim Guitar – Dann Huff Keyboards – David Gamson, Michael W. Smith, Robbie Buchanan, Shane Keister Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Brown Bannister Programmed By [Synclavier Programming] – Steve Schaeffer
This is a rather odd Christmas album. While popular in Chrisn circles due to Amy’s involvement the album actually flopped but is highly regarded by music reviewers and many describe it as one of the best Christmas albums ever. Personally I don’t fall in that group. I just don’t like the album. It does not compliment Art or Amy’s vocal style. That said I really like the concept and many of the songs are really good. The concept is that these are the stories/songs of the animals on Christmas day. The songs are well written and actually I think they are some pretty good songs. They were written by Jimmy Webb who is one of the greatest lyricists of all time. My complaint is the arrangements. I just don’t feel the whole choir and orchestra thing and I wish so much that someone else had made the production decisions for this album. However as I said the songs are excellent and many people love the arrangements and I respect their opinion. For many people this album is a Christmas staple.
Tracklist 1 – The Annunciation – 2:38 2 – The Creatures Of The Field – 2:31 3 – Just A Simple Little Tune – 2:54 4 – The Decree – 3:25 5 – Incredible Phat – 4:56 6 – The Friendly Beasts – 3:23 7 – The Song Of The Camels – 2:44 8 – Words From An Old Spanish Carol – 3:43 9 – Carol Of The Birds – 1:58 10 – The Frog – 5:15 11 – Herod – 4:20 12 – Wild Geese – 3:32
Credits Art Direction – Christopher Austopchuk Banjo, Acoustic Guitar – Eric Weisberg Bass – Joe Osborn Cello – Peter Presser Choir – Kings College School Choir Conductor – Carl Davis Directed By [Choir] – Michael Jenkins Drums – Steve Gadd Electric Guitar – Elliott Randall Engineer – Geoff Emerick, Jon Kelly, Roy Halee Engineer [Assistant] – Stuart Breed Illustration – Abby Levine Mastered By – Greg Calbi Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra Organ – Paul Halley Percussion – Gordon Gottlieb Piano – Jimmy Webb Producer – Art Garfunkel, Geoff Emerick, Jimmy Webb Remix – Art Garfunkel, Geoff Emerick, Nicole Graham, Stuart Breed Saxophone – George Young Synthesizer – Rob Mounsey Vocals – Amy Grant, Art Garfunkel Vocals, Soloist – Declan Costello, Jonathan Jenkins, Nicholas Dykes, Stephen Bayly
This is Amy’s second Christmas album. In fact I believe it’s the most successful CCM Christmas album of all time. According to Nielsen SoundScan it is actually the eighteenth best-selling Christmas album in the U.S. since 1991. It reaching No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and No. 1 on the Christian album chart. The album is a combo of traditional Christmas songs along with some originals just for this album.
Tracklist 1 – Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas – 2:36 2 – It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year – 2:26 3 – Joy To The World / For Unto Us A Child Is Born – 2:33 4 – Breath Of Heaven (Mary’s Song) – 5:29 5 – O’ Come All Ye Faithful – 3:01 6 – Grown Up Christmas List – 5:00 7 – Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree – 2:07 8 – Winter Wonderland – 2:17 9 – I’ll Be Home For Christmas – 3:27 10 – The Night Before Christmas – 3:52 11 – Emmanuel, God With Us – 4:56 12 – Jesu, Joy Of Man’s Desiring – 4:47
Credits Amy Grant – lead vocals Shane Keister – acoustic piano (4, 10), keyboards (8, 10, 11), string arrangements (10) Carl Marsh – synthesizer (4), keyboards (11, 12), orchestration (12) Robbie Buchanan – keyboards (6) Clare Fischer – acoustic piano (9) Blair Masters – keyboards (10, 11) Phil Keaggy – guitars (5) Tom Hemby – guitar (6, 12), acoustic guitar (10) Jerry McPherson – guitar (7), acoustic guitar (10) Dann Huff – guitar (10) Craig Nelson – bass (7, 9) David Hungate – bass (8, 10) Chris McHugh – drums (7) Steve Forman – percussion (7) Paul Leim – drums (8, 10), percussion (10) Harold Jones – drums (9) Mark O’Connor – violin (12) Ronn Huff – orchestration (1, 2, 3, 9), choral arrangements (3, 5, 11), conductor Alan Moore – orchestration (6) The London Studio Orchestra – strings (1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 10, 12) Nat Peck – contractor The American Boychoir (3, 5, 10), directed by James Litton Chris Eaton – background vocals (2, 7, 11), acoustic piano (11) Marty McCall – background vocals (2, 7, 10) Marabeth Jordan – background vocals (2, 7, 10) Bonnie Keen – background vocals (2, 7, 10) John Darnall – children’s choir director (10) Children’s choir (10) – Jessica Owen, Kristina Owen, Carrie Gardner, Lisa Pardin, Asher Larrison, Emily Estes, Bethany Wright, Skyla Carnahan, Katy Dunham and Ellie Bannister Brown Bannister – producer Ronn Huff – producer (2, 3) Amy Grant – executive producer
This may be the most successful CCM album of all time. It made it to #10 on the Billboard 200 chart and #1 on the Christian albums chart for 32 weeks. It also went 5 times platinum in the United States, selling over five million copies. Her biggest hit “Baby Baby” reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also received a nomination for the Grammy Awards of Album of the Year but lost out to Unforgettable… with Love by Natalie Cole. I’m not the biggest Amy Grant fan but she was robbed of that Grammy and I personally feel there was some internal politics in play. But aside from maybe the numbers you knew this was a very successful album already. So as I struggle to write something about this album that others haven’t covered all I could find was some interesting names on the credits. Dann Huff played some guitar and as usual Michael Omartian was heavily involved in the album. The credits actually appear to include just about everyone in the Nashville music scene. Obviously Myrrh and A&M Records pulled out all the stops for this album and I shudder to think of the production costs. But as it went 5 times platinum and sure those costs were well covered.
Tracklist 1 – Good For Me – 3:59 2 – Baby Baby – 3:57 3 – Every Heartbeat – 3:32 4 – That’s What Love Is For – 4:17 5 – Ask Me – 3:51 6 – Galileo – 4:19 7 – You’re Not Alone – 3:49 8 – Hats – 4:09 9 – I Will Remember You – 5:00 10 – How Can We See That Far – 4:26 11 – Hope Set High – 2:48
Credits Amy Grant – Executive Producer, Songwriter, Vocals David Ahlert – Engineer Jeff Balding – Mixed Brown Bannister – Producer Steven Bishir – Engineer Michael Blanton – Executive Producer Robbie Buchanan – Keyboards Gary Chapman – Songwriter, Background Vocals Terry Christian – Engineer, Mixed Simon Climie – Songwriter Gardner Cole – Songwriter Todd Culros – Engineer Bill Deaton – Engineer Diana DeWitt Hanna – Background Vocals Mark Douthit – Saxophone Chris Eaton – Songwriter, Background Vocals Rob Fisher – Songwriter Kim Fleming – Background Vocals Barry Green – Trombone Jay Gruska – Songwriter Mark Hammond – Drums, Percussion Programming Vicki Hampton – Background Vocals Mike Haynes – Trumpet Ron Hemby – Background Vocals Tom Hemby – Songwriter, Background Vocals Kurt Howell – Background Vocals Dann Huff – Guitars Gordon Kennedy – Guitars Don Kirkpatrick – Guitars Wayne Kirkpatrick – Songwriter Sam Levine – Baritone Saxophone Laura Livingston – Engineer Bob Loftus – Engineer Chris MacDonald – Horns Arranger Pat MacDougall – Mixed Brian Malouf – Mixed Blair Masters – Keyboards Chris McDonald – Horn Arranger Donna McElroy – Background Vocals Chris McHugh – Drums Jerry McPherson – Guitars Todd Moore – Production Assistance, Engineer Dennis Morgan – Songwriter Cliff Norrell – Mixed Michael Omartian – Producer, Songwriter, Keyboards, Drum Sequencing Charlie Peacock – Songwriter, Horns Arranger, Keyboards, Programming Kelly Pribble – Engineer David Raven – Drums Chris Rodriguez – Background Vocals Susanne Schwartz – Background Vocals Tommy Sims – Bass Tom Snow – Songwriter Brian Tankersley – Synth Programming Keith Thomas – Producer, Songwriter, Synthesizers, Bass, Drums, Percussion Programming, Background Vocals Mimi Verner – Songwriter Bill Whittington – Engineer Rick Will – Engineer
This was the second of 2 albums featuring Amy Grant in concert released in 1981. It was recorded at Mabee Hall in Tulsa Oklahoma and Lloyd Noble Center in Norman Oklahoma. It featured four “new” songs: “I’m Gonna Fly”, “You Gave Me Love” which was a cover of a BJ Thomas song, “Fill Me With Your Love”, and “Nobody Loves Me Like You” which was a song by DeGarmo & Key and featured DeGarmo & Key. Wikipedia states “Although the two should have been issued as a double album, budget problems forced the two to be released separately.” This is absurd, there was no shortage of money at Myrrh and A&M for their gold mine performer so I’d love to hear the real reason.
Tracklist 1 – I’m Gonna Fly – 4:11 2 – Too Late – 4:41 3 – So Glad – 4:23 4 – You Gave Me Love – 3:17 5 – Fill Me With Your Love – 2:44 6 – What A Difference You’ve Made – 2:33 7 – If I Have To Die – 3:31 8 – That’s The Day – 3:29 9 – Look What Has Happened To Me – 3:12 10 – Keep It On Going – 1:03 11 – Nobody Loves Me Like You Do – 3:26
Credits Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Billy Sprague Backing Vocals – Dave Durham, Gary Pigg, Jan Harris, Teresa Ellis Bass – Mike Brignardello Drums – Gregg Morrow Electric Guitar, Vocals – Dana Key Engineer [Recording and Mix Engineer] – Jack Joseph Puig Executive-Producer – Dan Harrell, Mike Blanton Keyboards – Eddie DeGarmo Photography By [Cover Photo] – Glen Wexler Producer – Brown Bannister Recorded By [Mobile Recording] – Malcolm Harper Remastered By – Steve Hall Synthesizer [Oberheim] – Gerry Peters
Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Amy Grant Productions Copyright (c) – Amy Grant Productions Licensed To – Sparrow Records Distributed By – EMI CMG Distribution Recorded At – Mabee Center Recorded At – Lloyd Noble Center, Norman Remixed At – Mama Jo’s Remastered At – Future Disc Pressed By – Cinram, Richmond, IN
This was the first of 2 albums featuring Amy Grant in concert. It was recorded at Mabee Hall in Tulsa Oklahoma and Lloyd Noble Center in Norman Oklahoma. It featured two new songs from Grant, “Mimi’s House” and “Singing a Love Song”. Wikipedia states “Although the two should have been issued as a double album, budget problems forced the two to be released separately.” This is absurd, there was no shortage of money at Myrrh and A&M for their gold mine performer so I’d love to hear the real reason. The album was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary. Point of trivia is that DeGarmo & Key are credited as being on the album.
Tracklist 1 – Medley – Beautiful Music , Giggle, Old Man’s Rubble, Never Give You Up – 9:31 2 – Mimi’s House – 3:26 3 – Father’s Eyes – 5:50 4 – Faith Walkin’ People – 3:56 5 – Walking Away With You – 4:38 6 – Mountain Top – 3:40 7 – All I Ever Have To Be – 3:16 8 – Singing A Love Song – 5:52 9 – Don’t Give Up On Me – 4:04
Credits Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Billy Sprague Art Direction, Design – Michael Harris Design Backing Vocals – Dave Durham, Gary Pigg, Jan Harris, Teresa Ellis Bass – Mike Brignardello Drums – Gregg Morrow Electric Guitar, Vocals – Dana Key Engineer [“Live Recording” Engineer] – Jack Puig Executive-Producer – Dan Harrell, Mike Blanton Keyboards – Ed DeGarmo Mastered By – Glenn Meadows Mixed By [Mix-Down Engineer] – Brown Bannister Photography By [Cover Photo] – Wyatt Brown Producer – Brown Bannister Recorded By [Mobile Recording] – Malcolm Harper Synthesizer [Oberheim] – Gerry Peters
Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Word, Inc. Copyright (c) – Word, Inc. Mixed At – Gold Mine Studio Recorded At – Mabee Center Recorded At – Lloyd Noble Center, Norman Mastered At – Masterfonics Published By – Bug & Bear Music Published By – Song Tailors Music Published By – Paragon Music Corp. Published By – Home Sweet Home Music Published By – Meadowgreen Music, Inc. Pressed By – Monarch Record Mfg. Co.
This album is often thought of as Randy’s “safe” album. It sounded much more mainstream than his usual work and by mainstream I mean boring in this case. That said the album was actually pretty good just not representative of Randy’s other work. Of course the big single was a duet with Amy Grant, “I Could Never Say Goodbye” that climbed it’s way to #9 on the CCM charts. Though the album is a bit dull it was a star studded affair with Randy being joined by Bryan Duncan, Keith Green, Bryan Duncan, Mark Heard, Tom Howard, and Tonio K. Most only provided background vocals but Mark Heard Engineered the album as well as providing some guitar tracks. Randy also released a VHS tape in conjunction with the album. It included videos of “Love Beyond Reason,” “Until Your Love Broke Through,” “Hymn,” “You’re Loved Tonight,” “Still Small Voice,” (from Celebrate this Heartbeat) and “The Gods of Men.” Though the album wasn’t overly well received the video was very well received as in this time period any videos of artists were rare.
Tracklist 1 – I Could Never Say Goodbye – 3:44 2 – Love Beyond Reason – 3:36 3 – The Gods Of Men – 4:13 4 – Bells – 4:15 5 – You’re Loved Tonight – 5:50 6 – Until Your Love Broke Through – 4:03 7 – Hymn – 2:47 8 – Angry Young Men – 3:35 9 – Judgement Day – 4:55 10 – Cross That Line – 3:30
Credits Tim Aller – Simmons Drum Programming Milo Carter – Guitar Bryan Duncan – Background Vocals Todd Fishkind – Songwriter Richie Furay – Background Vocals Rick Geragi – Congas, Bongos, Tambourine, Cabasa, Claves, Percussion Amy Grant – Duet Vocals Keith Green – Songwriter Don Griffin – Guitar Steve Hall – Mastered Mark Heard – Engineer, Mixed, Guitar Tom Howard – Songwriter Danny Jacob – Guitars Tonio K. – Background Vocals Barry Kaye – Producer, Arranger, Fairlight C.M.I. Jay Leslie – Soprano Sax Barry Liss – Harmonica David Raven – Drums Dan Reed – Engineer Caryn Robin – Background Vocals Andrea Saparoff – Fairlight C.M.I. Programming and Arranging Denver Smith – Synthesizers, M.I.D.I. Technician Randy Stonehill – Songwriter, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals Tata Vega – Background Vocals Ray Ware – Executive Producer Steve Wilkinson – Bass Tom Willett – Executive Producer
Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Word, Inc. Copyright (c) – Word, Inc. Recorded At – Sound Vault Studios Engineered At – Fingerprint Recorders Mixed At – Fingerprint Recorders Mastered At – Future Disc Duplicated By – Electrosound Los Angeles
This was the 7th studio album from Amy and at this point I’m pretty sure this was just mechanical for her. Someone writes music, Amy came up with a lyric idea and a songwriter would put it all together. Fade out to next song. I’m not saying it’s a bad album but there was just no standout here for me. The lead track 1974 does have a bit of personality but the rest of the album is filler aimed straight at the CCM charts. In respect to the Amy Grant fans out there this album was very well received by her Christian fans but it did poorly on the secular music charts which I am guessing was a bit of a surprise to A&M Records. Strangely the CD version of the album had 2 extra tracks but this was the age where record companies were doing some very odd things in relation to CD releases. The album had 6 charting singles on the CCM charts including three #1’s. So even given my criticism the reality is that this album continued her recipe of success and that can not be argued even by me.
Tracklist
1 – 1974 – 4:22
2 – Lead Me On – 5:35
3 – Shadows – 5:24
4 – Saved By Love – 4:38
5 – Faithless Heart – 5:10
6 – What About The Love – 5:23
7 – If These Walls Could Speak – 5:42
8 – All Right – 4:23
9 – Wait For The Healing – 5:36
10 – Sure Enough – 4:00
11 – If You Have To Go Away – 4:01
12 – Say Once More – 4:54
Credits
Backing Vocals – Bill Champlin, Carmen Twillie, Chris Eaton, Chris Harris (2), Chris Rodriguez, Dave Perkins, Donna McElroy, Gary Chapman, Randy Stonehill, Russ Taff, Wayne Kirkpatrick
Bass – Mike Brignardello
Drums – Paul Leim
Engineer – Jeff Balding
Executive-Producer – David Enderle, Gary Chapman, Michael Blanton
Guitar – Dann Huff, Jerry McPherson
Keyboards – Shane Keister
Mixed By – Marc DeSisto, Shelly Yakus
Photography By – Eika Aoshima
Producer – Brown Bannister
Synthesizer [B-3] – Benmont Tench
Written-By – Amy Grant (tracks: 1 to 5, 8, 9, 11, 12)
Unguarded is the sixth studio album from Amy and was release by both Myrrh and A&M records. The Wiki entry for this album is incorrect as it states “It is Grant’s first album released by A&M”. Her previous album “Straight Ahead” had been released on both Myrrh and A&M and several previous albums were later re-released by A&M. Now it is true on this release that A&M was able to get this album a lot of secular play at record companies which is probable another fine example of payola. If you don’t know what that was look it up and yes it did exist well in to 80’s, I witnessed it. That said this is probably my favourite Amy album which is no small feat considering my musical taste. I do remember this album in our music room and even remember a tune or two making it onto a mixed tape though likely the emergency glove box tape. If you were a player in the 80’s you know what I mean. It was the #1 Contemporary Christian album of 1985 and spawned singles on both secular and Christian radio. I was surprised when researching this album that it never actually had a #1 single. It had two #2’s and was a very successful album but strangely no #1 hit. Anyway, sit back and enjoy Amy’s best pop album, at least that’s my opinion.
Tracklist
1 – Love Of Another Kind – 3:22
2 – Find A Way – 3:28
3 – Everywhere I Go – 4:12
4 – I Love You – 4:25
5 – Stepping In Your Shoes – 4:37
6 – Fight – 4:42
7 – Wise Up – 3:51
8 – Who To Listen To – 4:22
9 – Sharayah – 4:53
10 – The Prodigal (I’ll Be Waiting) – 5:10
Credits
Acoustic Guitar – Jon Goin (tracks: B5)
Backing Vocals – Amy Grant (tracks: A2, A3), Bill Champlin (tracks: A1, B2), Chris Eaton (tracks: A5), Chris Harris (2) (tracks: B3), Diana Hanna* (tracks: A1, A3, B3), Donna McElroy (tracks: B3), Gary Chapman (tracks: A1, A3, B1, B3), Gary Pigg (tracks: B3), Kim Fleming (tracks: B3), Richard Page (tracks: A4, B4), Steve George (tracks: A4, B4), Tom Kelly (tracks: A2, A4, B1, B4), Tommy Funderburk (tracks: A1, A2, B1, B2)
Bass – Mike Brignardello (tracks: A2 to A5, B1 to B4)
Drums – Paul Leim
Electric Guitar – Dan Huff, Jon Goin (tracks: A2, A3, A5, B1, B3, B4), Michael Landau (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B4), Paul Jackson, Jr. (tracks: B2)
Engineer – Jack Joseph Puig
Executive Producer – Dan Harrell, Gary Chapman, Michael Blanton
Keyboards – Shane Keister (tracks: A5)
Other [Explosion] – Shane Keister (tracks: A2)
Other [Music Stand] – Gary Pigg (tracks: B3)
Other [Scream] – Chris Harris (tracks: A1), Gary Pigg (tracks: A1), Kathy Burdick (tracks: A1)
Percussion – Lenny Castro (tracks: A2, B1, B3, B5)
Piano – Robbie Buchanan (tracks: B5), Shane Keister (tracks: A1)
Producer – Brown Bannister
Synthesizer – Michael W. Smith (tracks: A2, A3, B3), Robbie Buchanan (tracks: A1, A2, A4, A5, B1 to B3, B5), Shane Keister (tracks: A1, A3, B1 to B4)
Synthesizer, Saxophone – Larry Williams (tracks: B2)
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Word, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Word, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Word Records Limited
Copyright (c) – Word Records Limited
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Word (Uk) Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Word (Uk) Ltd.
Record Company – Word, Inc.
Distributed By – A&M Records, Inc.
Manufactured By – A&M Records, Inc.
This was the third album from Amy and while it didn’t sell as well as “Never Alone” personally I believe it was a better album. The album only had one charting single. “Look What Has Happened To Me” made it to #3 on the CCM adult charts and was on the charts for 32 weeks which is very impressive. At this point in here career she was having an on again off again relationship with Gary Chapman who wrote several tracks on this album. This album also gave us the song “Too Late” which is the only song from her that I dared play in my car as it was the closest song she would ever do that was close to Rock & Roll. To tell the truth I always quite liked “Too Late” which given my musical interest is really saying something.
Tracklist
1 – Look What Has Happened To Me – 3:16
2 – So Glad – 4:44
3 – Walking Away With You – 4:26
4 – Family – 2:44
5 – Don’t Give Up On Me – 3:59
6 – That’s The Day – 3:44
7 – If I Have To Die – 3:48
8 – All I Ever Have To Be – 2:38
9 – It’s A Miracle – 2:46
10 – Too Late – 3:14
11 – First Love – 2:51
12 – Say Once More – 2:26
Credits
Brown Bannister – Composer, Mixing, Producer, Vocals (Background)
Michael Blanton – Executive Producer
Pete Bordinella – Guitar (Classical), Guitar (Electric)
Mike Borum – Photography
Steve Brantley – Vocals (Background)
Thomas Cain – Piano, Vocals (Background)
Clay Caire – Drums
Jimmy Capps – Guitar (Acoustic)
Brian Carr – Composer
Gary Chapman – Composer, Vocals (Background)
Chris Christian – Composer
Johnny Christopher – Guitar (Acoustic)
Roger Clark – Drums
Roger “Little” Clark – Drums
John Darnall – String Arrangements
Bruce Dees – Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Diana DeWitt – Vocals (Background)
Greg Gordon – Vocals (Background)
Amy Grant – Composer, Primary Artist, Vocals
Michael A. Harris – Design
Don Hart – Horn Arrangements
Bruce Hibbard – Composer
Hadley Hockensmith – Composer
Ronn Huff – String Arrangements
David Hungate – Bass
Clayton Ivey – Fender Rhodes
Shane Keister – Piano, String Arrangements, Synthesizer
Patti Leatherwood – Vocals (Background)
Paul Leim – Drums
Timothy May – Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Glenn Meadows – Mastering
Gwen Moore – Composer
Farrell Morris – Marimba, Percussion
Mark Morris – Percussion
Larry Muhoberac – Piano
Fred Petry – Percussion
Gary Pigg – Vocals (Background)
Jack Joseph Puig – Engineer
Cindy Reynolds – Harp
Jerry Roberts – Accordion
Dawn Rodger – Composer
Joe Schmee – Bass
Denis Solee – Flute, Lyricon, Saxophone
Billy Joe Walker – Guitar (Acoustic)
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. – Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Belinda West – Vocals (Background)
Kelly Willard – Composer
Jack Williams – Bass
Bob Wray – Bass, Bass (Acoustic)
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Amy Grant Productions
Copyright (c) – Amy Grant Productions
Licensed To – Sparrow Records
Distributed By – EMI CMG Distribution
Produced For – Chris Christian Productions
Recorded At – Gold Mine Studio
Recorded At – Martinsound
Remastered At – Future Disc
Pressed By – Cinram, Richmond, IN
