Acoustic Guitar -
Peter White
Acoustic Guitar, Guitar -
Steve Farris (2)
Artwork By -
Bob Defrin
Backing Vocals -
Ce Ce Bullard
,
James House
,
Merry Clayton
,
Nancy Shanks
,
Rick Nelson
,
Robin Zander
,
Valentine Brothers, The
Backing Vocals, Keyboards [Additional] -
Tori Amos
Bagpipes -
Devon Dickson
Bass -
Fernando Saunders
(tracks: 3, 5, 6)
,
Tim Landers
(tracks: 1, 2, 4, 7 to 10)
Bouzouki -
Richard Bernard
Co-producer, Keyboards, Programmed By -
Kim Bullard
Drums -
Matt Sorum
Engineer [Additional] -
Caba Petcoz
,
Dan Nebenzal
Engineer [Assistant] -
Angus Davidson
,
Chris Furman*
,
Claudio Ordenes
,
Dan Marnien
,
Jim Dineen
,
Lois Oki
,
Martin Schmelze
,
Mike Tacci
,
Peter Doell
,
Will Rogers
Executive Producer -
David Kershenbaum
Guitar [Additional] -
Gene Black
,
Steve Caton
Lead Vocals -
Tori Amos
Mandolin -
Eric Williams (2)
Mixed By -
Ed Thacker
Other [Management] -
Larry Kruteck
Other [Stylist] -
Lo Rae Flemming
Percussion -
Paulinho Da Costa
Photography -
Aaron Rapoport
Piano [Acoustic] -
Tori Amos
(tracks: 1, 2, 4 to 10)
Producer [Assistant] -
Linda Maxwell
Producer, Recorded By -
Joe Chiccarelli
Technician [Drums] -
Jeff Chonis
Because of the rarity of actual copies of the album, countless bootleg versions have been released; so much so that, in the mid 90's, an online FAQ explaining the differences between all of the bootlegs was created.
There are three commercial versions available: A 12" album (non picture disc,) a CD and a cassette. The best way to tell if you have a legitimate copy of the CD release is that the disc is silver with black text and a red ring around the outside. To date, the cassette and vinyl have not been bootlegged, with the exception of a picture disc vinyl released around 2000, which is very much a bootleg.
There are two promotional versions of the album; one one cassette, and one on 12" vinyl. The vinyl has a gold promo info stamp on the front, whereas the cassette has promo information printed directly onto the insert. Often times the promotional version of the vinyl has a cutout mark in the upper lefthand corner.
Ironically, non-promotional versions of the 12" vinyl are much rarer to find than the promo version. This is because so few albums sold that most of the commercial versions were shipped back to the record label, given a cut-out and/or promo stamp, and re-shipped as promos.