Label : Elektra / Asylum Records
Side One01 - I Cried For The Lady* (Even Stevens)
02 - Long Lost Love (Even Stevens & Paul Overstreet)
03 - The Room At The Top Of The Stairs (Even Stevens & Dan Tyler)
04 - Someone (Even Stevens & Eddie Rabbitt)
05 - A Little Inconvenient (Jim Malloy & Even Stevens)
02 - Long Lost Love (Even Stevens & Paul Overstreet)
03 - The Room At The Top Of The Stairs (Even Stevens & Dan Tyler)
04 - Someone (Even Stevens & Eddie Rabbitt)
05 - A Little Inconvenient (Jim Malloy & Even Stevens)
Side Two
01 - Steady As The Rain (Dolly Parton)
02 - I Want To Hold You In My Dreams Tonight* (Stella Parton & Bob G. Dean)
03 - Honey Come Home (Even Stevens, June LaSalvia & Bobby David)
04 - The Rest Of The Way (Deborah Allen & Sparky Lawrence)
05 - Stormy Weather* (Leo Sayer & Tom Snow)
Produced by Jim Malloy & Even Stevens for Cabin Hill Productions
*Produced by David Malloy & Jim Malloy for Cabin Hill Productions
Engineered by Gene Eichelberger
This Album Features :
Roger Hawkins : Drums
David Hood : Bass
Randy McCormick : Keyboards
Jimmy Johnson : Electric Rhythm Guitar
Larry Byrom : Acoustic Guitar, Electric Rhythm & Lead Guitar
Dennis Solee : Sax
Barry Ingle : Finger Style Acoustic & Electric Lead Guitar
Weldon Myrick : Pedal Steel
Jon Goin : Lead Guitar
Hargus 'Pig' Robbins : Grand Piano
Buster Phillips : Drums
Henry Strzelecki : Bass
Bobby Thompson : Acoustic Guitar
Sonny Garrish : Pedal Steel
Terry McMillan : Harmonica
Teddy Irwin : Guitars
Buddy Spicher : Fiddles
Charlie McCoy : Harmonica
Background vocals by The Jordanaires
All Vocal Harmonies by Stella Parton
Percussion : Mickey Buckins
String Arrangement on "The Room At The Top Of The Stairs", "I Want To Hold You In My Dreams Tonight" & "Long Lost Love" by Charles Cochran, Performed by The Shelly Kurland Strings
Strings & Synthesizer Arrangements on "Someone", "I Cried For The Lady", "A Little Inconvenient", "Steady As The Rain" & "Honey Come Home" by Randy McCormick
All Songs Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios except
*Recorded at Quadrafonic Studio, Nashville - Overdubbing at Music City Music Hall, Nashville - Overdubbing & Mixdownat Woodland Sound Studios, Nashville
Engineering Assistance by Bill Fair, Jimmy Stroud, Bill Harris, Connie Potter, Danny Hilley & Steve Goostree
Mastered at Woodland Studios by Denny Purcell
02 - I Want To Hold You In My Dreams Tonight* (Stella Parton & Bob G. Dean)
03 - Honey Come Home (Even Stevens, June LaSalvia & Bobby David)
04 - The Rest Of The Way (Deborah Allen & Sparky Lawrence)
05 - Stormy Weather* (Leo Sayer & Tom Snow)
Produced by Jim Malloy & Even Stevens for Cabin Hill Productions
*Produced by David Malloy & Jim Malloy for Cabin Hill Productions
Engineered by Gene Eichelberger
This Album Features :
Roger Hawkins : Drums
David Hood : Bass
Randy McCormick : Keyboards
Jimmy Johnson : Electric Rhythm Guitar
Larry Byrom : Acoustic Guitar, Electric Rhythm & Lead Guitar
Dennis Solee : Sax
Barry Ingle : Finger Style Acoustic & Electric Lead Guitar
Weldon Myrick : Pedal Steel
Jon Goin : Lead Guitar
Hargus 'Pig' Robbins : Grand Piano
Buster Phillips : Drums
Henry Strzelecki : Bass
Bobby Thompson : Acoustic Guitar
Sonny Garrish : Pedal Steel
Terry McMillan : Harmonica
Teddy Irwin : Guitars
Buddy Spicher : Fiddles
Charlie McCoy : Harmonica
Background vocals by The Jordanaires
All Vocal Harmonies by Stella Parton
Percussion : Mickey Buckins
String Arrangement on "The Room At The Top Of The Stairs", "I Want To Hold You In My Dreams Tonight" & "Long Lost Love" by Charles Cochran, Performed by The Shelly Kurland Strings
Strings & Synthesizer Arrangements on "Someone", "I Cried For The Lady", "A Little Inconvenient", "Steady As The Rain" & "Honey Come Home" by Randy McCormick
All Songs Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios except
*Recorded at Quadrafonic Studio, Nashville - Overdubbing at Music City Music Hall, Nashville - Overdubbing & Mixdownat Woodland Sound Studios, Nashville
Engineering Assistance by Bill Fair, Jimmy Stroud, Bill Harris, Connie Potter, Danny Hilley & Steve Goostree
Mastered at Woodland Studios by Denny Purcell
