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Recording information: Kung Fu Bakery, Portland, OR.
Arrangers: Bobby Torres; Scott Steed; Reinhardt Melz.
Personnel: Barbara Lusch (vocals); Dan Gaynor (piano); Essiet Essiet, Scott Steed, Kevin Deitz (bass instrument); Reinhardt Melz, Reinhardt Melz (drums); Scott Holmes, Kirk Green (background vocals); Bobby Torres (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Dave Friedlander.
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