Production
- Arif Mardin - producer
- Barry Manilow - producer
- Gene Paul - recording engineer
- Lew Hahn - recording engineer
- Jimmy Douglas - recording engineer for additional recordings
- Robbert Warner - recording engineer for additional recordings
- Elliot Sheiner - recording engineer for additional recordings
- Buzz Richmond - recording engineer for additional recordings
- Scott Schreckengosf - recording engineer for additional recordings
- George Piros - mastering
- Dennis King - mastering
- Richard Amsel - cover art
- Lee Gurst - backliner photo
- Loring Eutemey - album design
- Recorded at Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, N.Y.
- Additional recordings at A & R Studios, New York, N.Y.; Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, N.Y. & Kaye / Smith Studios, Seattle, Washington
- Re-mixed by: Lew Hahn & Arif Mardin
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