1986,
United States
00:45:31;
83M;
256JS;
789;
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Soulful Terrain
- 4:16
-
Friends
- 5:34
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Emerald Eyes
- 3:23
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Off My Mind
- 4:01
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Desert Song
- 4:15
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Trail Of Tears
- 6:01
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Bristol Shore
- 6:41
-
Zap
- 4:43
-
Victory
- 6:37
Jay Aaron - written-by (3)
David Ahlert - engineer [additional]
Stephen Barber - piano, computer [fairlight cmi], written-by (6)
Roscoe Beck - bass, bass [6-string], written-by (9)
Felix Chamberlain - other [a&r direction]
Jerry Holmes - technician
Eric Johnson - arranged by, guitar, vocals, piano, keyboards, written-by
Jerry Marotta - percussion, vocals
Jeri McManus - artwork by [design], other [art direction]
Carla Olson - written-by (6)
Michael Ostin - other [a&r direction]
Dave Parks - technician
Victoria Pearson - photography
Joe Priesnitz - other [management]
Tommy Taylor - drums, vocals, percussion, written-by (9)
David Tickle - producer, percussion, computer [fairlight cmi], recorded by, programmed by [fairlight]
Jennifer Warnes - backing vocals
The album title is inspired by the painting from the back cover entitled, "Alpha Generator" by Vincent A Mariani
Additional arrangements and thanks to: David Tickle, Roscoe Beck, Tommy Taylor, Stephen Barber; Bill Maddox, Kyle Brock, Rob Alexander, Steve Meador; Vince Mariani, Jay Aaron and Tony Berg
Recorded and mixed at Oceanway Studios, Hollywood, August 28 through November 17, 1985
Additional mixing at Lion Share, Los Angeles
Digital editing and compilation at Amigo Recording Studios, North Hollywood
Originally mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood
All songs published by Amerita BMI except as indicated.
Track 3: "Emerald Eyes" Hamstein Music Co. BMI
Track 6: "Trail Of Tears" Amerita/Olsongs BMI admin. by Bug/Sunken Gong ASCAP
Track 8: "Zap" Hamstein Music Co. BMI
Track 9: "Victory" Amerita BMI/Blues Boy Music ASCAP/Anamaly Music BMI
© 1986 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. & WEA International Inc. for the world outside the U.S. ℗ 1986 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. • Printed in U.S.A. • Made in USA
ASCAP
The music on this Compact Disc was originally recorded using analog equipment. We have attempted to preserve, as closely as possible, the sound of the original recording. Because of its high resolution, however, the Compact Disc can reveal limitations of the source tape.
Reprise Records, 9 25375-2
