A hidden gem of AOR with a soft, sweet breeze.
A sophisticated, mellow groove that suits city nights.
Sneaker's debut album is composed of a sound that symbolizes the AOR boom of the early 1980s. Their signature song "More Than Just The Two Of Us" is also popular in Japan, with a clear chorus and smooth performance. It's not flashy, but it leaves a gentle aftertaste in the hearts of listeners.
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A:
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1)
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Don't Let Me In
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2)
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More Than Just The Two Of Us
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3)
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One By One
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4)
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Jaymes
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5)
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In Time
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B:
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1)
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Get Up, Get Out
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2)
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Looking For Someone Like You
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3)
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Millionaire
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4)
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No More Lonely Days
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Arranged By [Strings & Horns] - Jimmie Haskell
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Bass, Backing Vocals - Michael Cottage
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Design - Art Hotel
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Design - Tommy Steele (2)
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Drums, Backing Vocals - Mike Hughes (4)
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Engineer - Larold Rebhun
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Engineer [Additional] - Al Schmidt
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Engineer [Additional] - Wayne Neuendorf
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Engineer [Assistant] - Clif Jones
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Engineer [Assistant] - John Hanlon
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Engineer [Assistant] - Karen Siegel
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Engineer [Assistant] - Krohn McHenry
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Engineer [Assistant] - Sheridan Eldridge
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Guitar - Tim Torrance
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Guitar [Various], Producer, Engineer [Additional] - Jeffrey Baxter
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Guitar, Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals - Mitch Crane
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Illustration - Susan McDonnell
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Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vibraphone [Vibes] - Jim King (2)
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Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards - Michael Carey Schneider
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Management - Shelly Weiss
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Mastered By - Stephen Marcussen
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Photography By - Sam Emerson
