Production
- Written, arranged and produced by Roger Hodgson
- Recorded at Unicorn Studios, Nevada City, California.
- Recording engineers: Scott Litt & James Farber
- Assistant recording engineer: Ken Allardyce
- Technical assistance: Chris Amson
- Mixed at Power Station, New York
- Mixing engineer: James Farber
- Assistant mixing engineers: Ken Allardyce & Malcolm Pollack
- Mastered at Masterdisk, New York
- Mastering: Howie Weinberg
- Digitally remastered by Andrew Garver at A&M Mastering Studios, Hollywood, CA.
- Special thanks to Yamaha and Skip's Music, Sacramento
- Roger Hodgson represented by Doug Pringle
The following inscription is printed inside the CD booklet:
I'd like to thank all those who weathered the storm with me, especially Doug Pringle and Ken Allardyce, for their musical and moral support.
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