Label : Frontiers Records (FR CD 247)
01 - I Am The Walrus (John Lennon & Paul McCartney)02 - I Can See For Miles (Pete Townsend)
03 - Can't Find My Way Home (Steve Winwood)
04 - It Don't Make Sense (You Can't Make Peace) (Willie Dixon)
05 - I Don't Need No Doctor (Nikolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson & Josephine Armstead)
06 - One Way Out (Elmore James, Marshall Sehorn & Sonny Boy Williamson)
07 - A Salty Dog (Gary Brooker & Keith Reid)
08 - Summer In The City (John Sebastian, Mark Sebastian & Steve Boone)
09 - Manic Depression (Jimi Hendrix)
10 - Talkin' About The Good Times (Phil May, Dick Taylor & Wally Allen Waller)
11 - Locomotive Breath (Ian Anderson)
12 - Find The Cost Of Freedom (Stephen Stills)
13 - Wishing Well (Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke, Tetsu Yamauchi, Paul Kossoff & John Bundrick)
14 - Blue Collar Man @ 2120 (Tommy Shaw)
Styx :
Tommy Shaw : Guitars & Vocals
James Young : Guitars & Vocals
Todd Sucherman : Drums, Percussion & Background vocals
Lawrence Gowan : Keyboards & Vocals
Ricky Phillips : Bass Guitar & Background vocals
Chuck Panozzo : Bass Guitar on "Locomotive Breath"
Additional Musicians :
Additional Vocals on "Blue Collar Man @ 2120" by Koko Taylor
Piano on "Blue Collar Man @ 2120" by Johnnie Johnson
Additional Vocals on "It Don't Make Sense (You Can't Make Peace)" & "Wishing Well" by The Oracle Diva
Produced by Styx & Gary Loizzo
Mastered by Dan Stout at Colossal Mastering, Chicago, IL
Principal Recording Engineer : Gary Loizzo
Additional Engineering at 2120 S. Michigan : Chris Shepard, Steve Weeder, Stuart Holverson
Assistant Engineers at Chicago Recording : Derek Downing, Mike Pierce, John Mashcoff
Recorded & Remixed at Pumpkin Studios, Orland Park, IL by Gary Loizzo & Styx
Additional Recording at :
Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood, CA
The S.H.O.P., Hollywood, CA
Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL
Colorado Sound, Denver, Colorado
The Salt Mine in Mesa, AZ
"Blue Collar Man @ 2120" :
Recorded at 2120 S. Michigan, Chicago, IL on April 27-29, 2004
"I Am The Walrus" :
Recorded Live at Lincoln City, Oregon, Sept. 2004
