Label : Frontiers Records (FR CD 006)
TOUCH I 01 - Don't You Know What Love Is? (Mark Mangold)
02 - When The Spirit Moves You (Mark Mangold)
03 - Love Don't Fail Me (Mark Mangold)
04 - Black Star (Mark Mangold)
05 - There's A Light (Mark Mangold)
06 - So High (Mark Mangold)
07 - Last Chance For Love (Mark Mangold)
08 - Yes (You Need To Rock 'n Roll) (Doug Howard & Mark Mangold)
09 - Listen Can You Feel It? (Mark Mangold)
10 - My Life Depends On You (Mark Mangold)
Bonus Tracks
11 - Take It Back (Mark Mangold)
12 - Feels Like Love (Mark Mangold)
13 - Can't Keep From Cryin' (Mark Mangold)
14 - Don't You Know What Love Is (Live) (Mark Mangold)
TOUCH II
01 - Just One Step (Mark Mangold)
02 - Far Enough (Mark Mangold)
03 - Too Much In Love (Mark Mangold)
04 - Beg Me (Mark Mangold)
05 - Let Me Love You (Mark Mangold)
06 - Frozen On A Wire (Mark Mangold)
07 - Never In Love (Mark Mangold)
08 - Between The Lines (Mark Mangold)
09 - You're Not A Child Anymore (Mark Mangold)
10 - Is It Really Me? (Mark Mangold)
Bonus Tracks
11 - Anything For Rock 'n' Roll (Mark Mangold & Craig Brooks)
12 - Tonight (Mark Mangold)
13 - Just Take A Beat Of My Heart (Mark Mangold)
14 - Look At What You Got (Mark Mangold)
15 - I Found Someone (Mark Mangold & Michael Bolton)
Mark Mangold : Keyboards, Vocals
Craig Brooks : Guitars, Vocals
Doug Howard : Bass, Vocals
Glenn Kithcart : Drums
TOUCH I was Recorded at Atlantic Studios, New York, N.Y.
Additional Recording & Mixing at Kingdom Sound Studios, Syosett ; Power Station & Hit Factory, New York
Produced by Tim Friese-Greene
Co-Produced by Mark Mangold, except "Take It Back" & "Don't You Know What Love Is" (Live Version) which were Produced by Roger Glover & Mark Mangold ; "Can't Keep From Cryin'" Produced by Mark Mangold
Engineered by Tim Friese-Greene
Associate Engineers : Scott Litt & Clayton Hutchinson
Assisted by Tom Heid & Gary Rindfuss
Mastered at Sterling Sound, New York by Greg Calbi
TOUCH II was Produced by Todd Rundgren
All Arrangements by Touch
Recorded at Mink Hollow Road Studio
Mixed by Bob Clearmountain at The Power Station