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They perform mellow and sophisticated soul and jazz-infused rock.
An album with deep melancholy that explores new possibilities, including a jazz approach.
It reached number 10 on the Billboard 200. It includes songs like "You're Made That Way," "There's A Light," and "Larry The Logger Two-Step." It also includes a song co-written with Willie Mitchell.
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- Keyboards, Vocals - Michael McDonald
- Written-By - Michael McDonald (A1, A4, B1, B3)
- Written-By - Patrick Simmons (A2, A5, B2, B5)
- Guitar, Vocals - Pat Simmons
- Arranged By [Strings], Arranged By [Horns] - David Paich
- Producer - Ted Templeman
- Engineer - Donn Landee
- Drums - John Hartman
- Guitar, Vocals - Tom Johnston
- Bass, Vocals - Tiran Porter
- Written-By - Tiran Porter (B4)
- Congas, Vocals - Bobby LaKind
- Drums, Vocals - Keith Knudsen
- Written-By - Keith Knudsen (A1)
- Engineer [2nd] - Kent Nebergall
- Guitar - Jeff Baxter
- Written-By - Jeff Baxter (A1)
- Photography By [Cover] - Bruce Steinberg
- Photography By [Innersleeve] - Michael Zagaris
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