Personnel & Production
- Executive Producers: Babyface & LA Reid
- Tracks 1-3, 5, 7, 10 & 12 Produced by Babyface, LA Reid & Darryl Simmons(for LAFace Inc). Recorded by Jim Zumpano, except "Another Sad Love Song" (recorded by Jim Zumpano & John Rogers) and "Love Shoulda Brought You Home" (recorded by Jim Zumpano, Barney Perkins, Fil Brown, Steve Schwartzberg, Matt Westfield & Shawn Young). Tracks 1 & 7 mixed by LA Reid & Barney Perkins. Tracks 2, 3, 5 & 10 mixed by LA Reid & Dave Way. Kayo: Bass; LA Reid: Drums, Percussion, Vocal Backing; Babyface: Keyboards; DeRock: Percussion; Vance Taylor: Keyboards, Acoustic Piano; Additional MIDI Programming: John Frye
- Track 4 Produced by Tim & Ted for Flapjack Productions. Recorded by Ron Horvath, Phil Tan, Thom Kidd, Jim Zumpano & Ted Bishop. Mixed by LA Reid & Dave Way, with assistance by John Frye. Tim & Ted: Keyboards & Drums; Skip Pruitt: Saxophone.
- Track 6 Produced by Bo & McArthur. Recorded by Jim Zumpano, John Frye & Jason Schablik. Mixed by LA Reid, Jon Gass & John Frye. Bo Watson: Keyboards, Synthesizers; McArthur: Guitars; Kayo: Bass; LA Reid: Drums, Percussion.
- Track 8 Arranged, Produced & Musically Performed by Vassal Benford. Recorded & Mixed by Victor Flores.
- Track 9 Produced by Vincent Herbert. Recorded by Ben Garrison. Mixed by Ben Garrison & Vincent Herbert. All music by Vincent Herbert, Ben Garrison & Noelle Groin.
- Track 11 Produced by Ernesto Phillips & Toni Braxton. Recorded by Bill Plummer. Mixed by Ernesto Phillips & Bob Rosa. Rex Rideout: Keyboards; Ernesto Phillips; Guitars; Orlando Phillips: Bass
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