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Track listing

1. "Jazzman" (Holstein) - 2:34
2. "Angel No. 9" (Fuller) - 4:55
3. "Leave My Heart Alone" (Powell) - 4:24
4. "Early Morning Riser" (Fuller) - 5:05
5. "Falling in and out of Love" (Fuller) - 2:12
6. "Amie" (Fuller) - 4:18
7. "Boulder Skies" (Fuller) - 4:01
8. "Angel" (Fuller) - 4:26
9. "Call Me, Tell Me" (Fuller) - 2:41

The band

• Craig Fuller - bass, guitar, electric guitar, vocals
• George Powell - guitar, electric guitar, vocals
• Billy Hinds - drums

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Additional personnel

• Dianne Brooks - vocals, background vocals
• Al "Brisco" Clark - steel guitar
• Michael Connor - piano, keyboards
• Bob Ringe - percussion, marimba
• James Rolleston - bass
• Mick Ronson - guitar, vocals, background vocals
• Michael Connor - keyboard

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Production

• Producers: Bob Ringe, Susan Ruskin, Don Wardell
• Remastering: Rick Rowe

Charts

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