Track listing

1. "Everytime I See You "
2. "Stuff It "
3. "True to You"
4. "Ain't Too Many More Like You"
5. "Message (I'm With You)"
6. "All the Way"
7. "Lovers of a Tender Fire"
8. "Dance Like a Warrior"
9. "Check Out"

Personnel

• Gerard McMann — producer
  Record producer
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  , synthesizer
  Synthesizer
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  , vocals, guitar
  Guitar
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• Scott Martin — synthesizer, programming
• John Massaro — vocals (background)
  Backing vocalist
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• Andy Newmark
  Andy Newmark
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   — drum
  Drum
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• James Pankow
  James Pankow
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   — horn
  Horn section
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• Walter Parazaider
  Walter Parazaider
  Walter Parazaider is best known for being a founding member and saxophone player for the rock band Chicago. He also plays the flute and other woodwind instruments in the band, including clarinet. On the hit "You're Not Alone," he played backing rhythm guitar.Parazaider began playing the clarinet...
  
   — horn
• Caz Silver — vocals (background)
• Stuart Ziff — rhythm guitar
  Rhythm guitar
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• Philip Bailey
  Philip Bailey
  Philip Irvin Bailey is an American R&B, soul, gospel and funk singer, songwriter, percussionist and actor, best known as one of the longtime members of Earth, Wind & Fire. Together with Verdine White, B. David Whitworth, and Ralph Johnson he forms the heart of the current EWF line-up on...
  
   — vocals (background)
• Jimmy Bralower — drums
• Michael Camacho — vocals (background)
• Mare Cohn — vocals (background)
• Mark Egan
  Mark Egan
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   — guitar (bass)
  Bass guitar
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• Julie Eigenberg — vocals (background)
• Steve Ferrone
  Steve Ferrone
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   — drums
• Frank Filipetti — producer
• Joe Filipetti — producer
• Bob Gianetti — vocals (background)
• Lani Groves — vocals (background)
• Peter Hewlitt — vocals (background)
• Danny Keogh — bass
• Robert Lamm
  Robert Lamm
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   — vocals (background)
• Michael Landau
  Michael Landau
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   — guitar
• Tony Levin
  Tony Levin
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   — bass
• Lee Loughnane
  Lee Loughnane
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   — horn
• David Lubolt — synthesizer
• Jimmy Maelen
  Jimmy Maelen
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   — percussion
  Percussion instrument
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• Gary Mallaber
  Gary Mallaber
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  — vocals (background)
• Bruce Martin — vocals (background)

External links

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