Side One:
1. Satisfied
(5:10)
2. Crying
In My Sleep (5:03)
3. Letting
Go (5:01)
4. The
Day I Get Home (4:50)
5. The
Truth (4:12)
6. House
of Love (3:23)
Side Two:
7. Cupid's
Toy (4:31)
8. Gone
to the Dogs (3:54)
9. Walk
a Straight Line (3:50)
10. Sunday
Street (4:16)
11. Wicked
and Cruel (4:14)
12. There
is a Voice (4:01)
All songs by Difford/Tilbrook.
Published by Virgin Music Inc.
Singles:
Sunday Street (UK: July 1991)
Satisfied (edit) (US: July 1991; UK: November
1991)
Crying In My Sleep (edit) (US: November
1991) |
Produced by Tony Berg.
Line-up:
Chris Difford (guitar/back vocals)
Gilson Lavis (drums)
Glenn Tilbrook (guitars/keyboards/lead &
back vocals)
Keith Wilkinson (bass/back vocals)
With: John Acevedo (strings); Bob
Becker (same); Tony Berg (additional keyboards and guitars); Blanche Black
(in choir on The Day I Get Home); Mary Jo Braun (same); Wendie Colter
(same); Larry Corbet (strings); Joel Derouin (same); Claudia Fontaine (back
vocals on Sunday Street); Armen Garabedian (strings); Berj Garabedian
(same); Gary Grant (horns); Christopher Guest (in choir on The Day I
Get Home); Jerry Hey (horns); Dan Higgins (same); Bruce Hornsby (accordion);
Matt Irving (keyboards & accordion); Laurence Johnson (back vocals
on Cupid's Toy); Suzie Katayama (strings); Paul Lee (back vocals
on Cupid's Toy); Michael McKean (in choir on The Day I Get Home);
Gabriele Morgan (same); Steve Nieve (keyboards); Sid Page (strings); Michael
Penn (in choir on The Day I Get Home); Betsy Petrie (same); Bill
Reichenbach (horns); Beverly Skeete (back vocals on Sunday Street);
Steven Soles (in choir on The Day I Get Home); Larry Williams (horns).
Rehearsed at WoodWharf Studios, Greenwich,
London.
Backing tracks recorded by Chris
Lord-Alge, assisted by Chris Lawson, at Real World Studios, Bath.
Underdubbing recorded by Ken Jordan
at Zeitgeist Studio, Los Angeles, also at Ocean Way with Steve Reincoff.
Then Ron Box and Terry Medhurst assisted at Helicon Mountain Studio, Greenwich,
London.
Mixed back at Real World in Bath
by Bob Clearmountain.
Photography: Enrique Badulescu.
Art Direction: Jeff Gold and Kim
Champagne.
Dramatist: Tim Carr (with apologies
to Thornton Beckett and Samuel Wilder).
Released by Reprise, July 1991. |