This is his first solo album, produced with the help of some of the most accomplished jazz musicians.
You can listen to jazz rock that can be considered a return to the basics.
Many members of the jazz field, including Branford Marsalis, participated in this album. It includes his first solo hit "Set Them Free" and the jazz-style arrangement of "Juddos in the Rain." It also includes songs with strong political messages, such as "Russians," "Children's Crusade," and "Black Scars," which criticize the Cold War.
10 TRACKS:
1)
If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
2)
Love Is The Seventh Wave
3)
Russians
4)
Children's Crusade
5)
Shadows In The Rain
6)
We Work The Black Seam
7)
Consider Me Gone
8)
The Dream Of The Blue Turtles
9)
Moon Over Bourbon Street
10)
Fortress Around Your Heart
Backing Vocals - Dolette McDonald
Backing Vocals - Janice Pendarvis
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Danny Q
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Elliot Jones
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Jane Alexander
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Joe Sumner
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Kate Sumner
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Michael Sumner
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Rosemary Purt
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Stephanie Crewdson
Backing Vocals [Additional] - The Nannies Chorus
Backing Vocals [Additional] - Vic Garbarini
Bass - Darryl Jones
Drums - Omar Hakim
Engineer - Jim Scott
Keyboards - Kenny Kirkland
Keyboards [Synclavier Assistance] - Danny Quatrochi
Liner Notes [Lyrics Translated By] - 内田 久美子
Producer, Engineer, Backing Vocals [Additional] - Pete Smith
