--------Arranged and Conducted by Andrea Saparoff• Recorded and mixed September 1984 by Mark Heard for Fingerprint Records• Orchestra recorded at Sound Vault Studios, Sunland, Ca with Fingerprint Recorders Mobile Unit• Originally mastered at Future Disc by Steve Hall* Second engineer, John Flynn• Copyist: Doug Mathews Re-mixed by: Rick Fritz at River North Studios, Chicago, Il• Assistant Engineers: David Foster, Scott Steiner, Marc Van Bork• Mastered by: DB Plus Digital Services, Inc Joel Kerr. SPECIAL THANKS go to Gary Witlock for his daring, visionary love of the arts; to David Malme for his astounding good looks and IBM compatibility; to Andrea Saparoff for working longer and harder than anyone involved in this project; to Barry Kaye for his ever available loyalty and generosity (and thanks for the book Barry); to Mark Heard for understanding our impecuniosity; to Ray Ware for his long-standing fellowship of letters; To Barbara LeVan for graphic assistance; to Kim Foxx for loyal support; to Mr. Hooven for allowing me the privilege to putting words to his music; to Patti for true love. This release of Dreams, Tales and Lullabies is dedicated to the memory of Mark Heard, Poet to the poets. Very special thanks to David Bunker, Randy Stonehill, Holly Benyouski, Mike Atkinson, John Flynn, Bob Darden, and Rick Bundschuh.
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