Credits
Performer,
Guitar (Electric): The George Benson Quartet
Drums: Marcus Miller
Engineer:
Al Schmitt
Bass (Upright): Chuck Domanico
Drums: Vinnie Colaiuta
Keyboards:
Greg Phillinganes
Guitar (Rhythm): Paul Jackson Jr.
Synthesizer: Larry Williams
Assistant
Engineer: Ray Pyle
Percussion: Paulinho Da Costa
Photography: Stuart Watson
Assistant
Engineer: Eric Calvi
Assistant Engineer: Stephen Shelton
Guitar (Classical):
Earl Klugh
Assistant Engineer: Carl Beatty
Assistant Engineer: Steven Strassman
Guitar
(Electric): The George Benson Quartet
Assistant Engineer: Peter Doell
Assistant
Engineer: David Palmer
Assistant Engineer: Ross Pallone
Guitar (Electric):
George Benson
Assistant Engineer: Michael Iacopelli
Assistant Engineer:
Joe Schiff
Synthesizer: Jason Miles
Producer: Tommy LiPuma
Mixing Assistant:
Dave O'Donnell
String Arrangements: Marty Paich
Drums: Harvey Mason, Sr.
Original
Mastering: Doug Sax
Assistant Engineer: Michael Mason
Keyboard Programming:
Rhett Lawrence
Mixing Assistant: Dan Garcia
Design: Laura LiPuma
Mixing
Assistant: Barton Stevens
Synthesizer Strings: James Newton-Howard
Drum
Programming: Jimmy Bralower
Rhythm Arrangements: Randy Goodrum
Mixing Assistant:
Bill Schnee |
 "Working
with George has been one of the greatest things to happen to me. There is so much
I can say about George, this one instance will give you an insight as to the person
he is; When I was 19, and with very little experience, he invited me to tour with
his band. He provided the encouragement and belief in me to mature as a musician.
Sometimes I feel this occurred at the expense of his own career efforts and the
only reward being, simply, helping me achieve my dreams. This is the person George
is to me. I will be forever grateful." - Earl Klugh |
"In
1987 we recorded the "Collaboration" album. It is another of many highpoints
in my career with George. We toured all over the world, filmed a video in Europe,
and appeared on the tonight show with Johnny Carson - all in conjunction with
this record. There were a lot of laughs and great memories made. The time spent
both creatively, and on tour for this project, was one of life's great rewards."
- Earl Klugh |
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