Foreigner – Mr. Moonlight

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Tracklist

1	White Lie Written-By – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:16
2	Rain Written-By – Bruce Turgon, Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:35
3	Until The End Of Time Lead Guitar – Duane Eddy Written-By – Bruce Turgon, Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:52
4	All I Need To Know Guitar [Additional] – Billy Bremner Written-By – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:45
5	Running The Risk Written-By – Jeff Jacobs, Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	5:09
6	Real World Written-By – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	6:22
7	Big Dog Written-By – Bruce Turgon, Jeff Jacobs, Lou Gramm, Mark Schulman, Mick Jones (2), Scott Gilman	4:47
8	Hole In My Soul Written-By – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	5:08
9	I Keep Hoping Backing Vocals – Paulette McWilliams, Robin Clark (2), Tawatha Agee Written-By – Jeff Jacobs, Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	5:10
10	Under The Gun Written-By – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:16
11	Hand On My Heart Written-By – Bruce Turgon, Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)	4:57

Backing Vocals – Ian Lloyd
Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – Bruce Turgon
Coordinator – Kevin Jones (3)
Cover, Illustration – John Ritter
Design – Red Herring Design
Drums, Backing Vocals – Mark Schulman
Engineer [Additional Assistant] – Andy Blakelock, Chris Laidlaw, Eric White (2), Ken Lewis, Tim Waters
Engineer [Additional] – George Carnell, Keith Rose, Mark Stebbeds, Peter Millius, Todd Voss*
Guitar [Additional], Keyboards – Randy Cantor (tracks: 1, 2)
Guitar, Piano, Backing Vocals – Mick Jones (2)
Lead Vocals, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Lou Gramm
Management – Hard To Handle Management, Steve Barnett (5), Stewart Young
Mastered By – Ted Jensen
Mixed By – David Bianco (tracks: 6), Mark Stebbeds (tracks: 7), Mike Stone (tracks: 3 to 5, 8 to 11)
Percussion – Luis Enriques (tracks: 5, 6)
Photography By – Danny Clinch
Piano, Organ, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Jeff Jacobs
Producer – Lou Gramm, Mick Jones (2)
Producer [Additional], Mixed By – Joe "The Butcher" Nicolo (tracks: 1, 2), Phil Nicolo (tracks: 1, 2)
Producer, Engineer – Mike Stone
Saxophone, Recorder, Backing Vocals – Scott Gilman

℗ & © 1994, BMG Music.
Printed in the U.K. [back insert]
Made in the U.K. [disc]

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	Mr. Moonlight (Cassette, Album)	BMG, Arista	74321 23285 4	Germany	1994
New Submission	Mr. Moonlight (CD, Album)	BMG, Arista	74321232852	Europe	1994
New Submission	Mr. Moonlight (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	Euro Star	ES 2790	Poland	1994
	Mr. Moonlight (Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release)	KM (2)	none	Ukraine	1994
Recently Edited	Mr. Moonlight (CD, Album)	Arista	BVCA-648	Japan	1994

chimushi May 5, 2024
The tracks on this release aren't memorable but Lou Gramm's voice is so great that it's worth a listen. Too bad that Lou Gramm wasn't able to really chart a new course after the first end of the band because he had one of the greatest and most unique unique voices of this generation. Overjoyed to know that Foreigner is now in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. It's all because of Lou Gramm's voice and the Soul that is behind it. Congratulations Lou!!!
BTOUSAFAN Jun 28, 2023
This album is just as good as Double Vision. Rhythm Safari was an Indie label that didn't have a marketing department so the album didn't get the airplay it deserved. That and the fact that grunge had taken over the airwaves.
dawnpatrol1270 Jan 21, 2022
Needs to be issued on vinyl for all us completists. No hits on this, so they'd be smart to have a couple new live versions of Urgent or something big, to get people to buy it