Gentle mellow pop with a West Coast breeze.
A mellow soft rock piece with a pleasant flow of clear chorus and soft acoustic guitar sounds, combining urban sophistication with the warmth of country.
The serene sound of Firefall gently unfolds. The acoustic guitar strokes are light, and the air instantly brightens when the chorus is added. The sad melody of "Strange Way" evokes an urban landscape, and the calm rhythm supports the emotion. There is no flashy production, and the natural composition that seems to follow the flow of the sound is impressive. The more you listen, the more you sense the band's maturity and stability, and the album is a direct embodiment of the gentleness of mellow rock.
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- Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals [Lead], Backing Vocals - Larry Burnett
- Acoustic Guitar, Vocals [Lead], Backing Vocals - Rick Roberts
- Bass, Backing Vocals - Mark Andes
- Clavinet, Organ, Synthesizer, Piano, Flute, Saxophone [Baritone, Alto, Tenor & Soprano], Harmonica, Piano [Acoustic & Electric] - David Muse
- Design - Bob Defrin
- Drums - Michael Clarke
- Engineer - David Bianco
- Engineer - Dennis Hetzendorfer
- Engineer - Don Gehman
- Engineer - Kevin Ryan (2)
- Engineer - Michael Stone (2)
- Engineer - Peter Lewis
- Engineer - Ron Alvarez
- Guitar [Lead], Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [12 String], Guitar [Slide], Backing Vocals - Jock Bartley
- Mixed By - Don Gehman
- Mixed By - Howard Albert (Howie Albert)
- Mixed By - Ron Albert (Ronnie Albert)
- Producer - Howard Albert
- Producer - Ron Albert
- Producer - Tom Dowd
