| Kenny G | Primary Artist, Keyboards, Saxophone, Background Vocals, Multi Instruments |
| Lenny Williams | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Kitty Beethoven | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Tony Gable | Percussion |
| Sal Gallina | Strings, Violin, French Horn, Multi Instruments |
| Alan Glass | Guitar |
| Gina Glass | Background Vocals |
| Preston Glass | Synthesizer, Chimes, Keyboards, Background Vocals, Multi Instruments |
| Yolanda Glass | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Greg "Gigi" Gonaway | Percussion, Drums |
| Ellis Hall | Vocals |
| Cory Lerios | Drums, Synthesizer Bass |
| Kenny McDougald | Drums |
| Joe Plass | Bass |
| John Raymond | Guitar |
| Claytoven Richardson | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Corrado Rustici | Guitar |
| Roger Sause | Keyboards |
| Greg Conaway | Percussion |
| Roger Sauge | Keyboards |
| Walter Afanasieff | Keyboards, Synthesizer Bass |
| Randy Jackson | Bass, Synthesizer Bass |
| Kenny G | Producer |
| Sal Gallina | Programming, Digital Effects |
| Preston Glass | Programming, Producer |
| Cory Lerios | drum machine |
| Gordon Lyon | Engineer |
| Narada Michael Walden | Executive Producer |
| Ken Fritz | Direction |
| Dennis Turner | Direction |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
This particular CD is one for all time. A "most definitely get it". Every track is spectacular. Just "let it ride".
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Kenny G's breakthrough effort featured the hit "Songbird," which is the definitive example of the saxophonist's smooth, lyrical playing; the rest of the album is nearly as good, highlighting his melodic, jazzy pop.