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The charismatic Allan Holdsworth is said to be the greatest guitarist in the world.
A Grammy-nominated early classic.
Holdsworth was active in Bruce's trio from 1979 to 1980. The album includes "Three Sheets To The Wind," "Road Games," "Water On The Brain Pt. II," and "Tokyo Dream." Jack Bruce participates on vocals on "Was There?" and "Material Real."
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- Lead Vocals - Jack Bruce (B2, B3)
- Executive-Producer - Ted Templeman
- Guitar, Written-By - Allan Holdsworth
- Producer - Allan Holdsworth (A1, A2, B1)
- Engineer - Mark Linett
- Liner Notes - Eddie Jobson
- Engineer - Gary Skardina
- Backing Vocals - Joe Turano
- Drums - Chad Wackerman
- Bass Guitar - Jeff Berlin
- Engineer - Jeremy Smith (2)
- Engineer [Mixing] - Robert Feist
- Mastered By - John Matousek
- Lead Vocals - Paul Williams (10) (A2)
- Written-By - Paul Williams (10) (A2, B2, B3)
- Backing Vocals - Paul Korda (A2)
- Engineer - Jeff Silver
- Artwork - Nikosey
- Management - Gary Loconti
- Management - Barry Menes
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