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Carl Harvey:
All songs produced, arranged, recorded and mixed by Carl Harvey |
| Carl Harvey - "The making of this album has been filled with revelation. I have come to know who and what my Angels and Demons are. I thank my creator for the spiritual, mental and physical strength to endure, and for the following Angels:" |
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Marie Nahacziwec:
Couldn't have done this without your encouragement, nurturing and artistic contribution. No one has been closer to me through this project. |
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Shamaka Ali:
For believing in the music and providing the heartbeat. No drum machine or programming could ever step to your groove. |
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Quammie Williams:
For adding your creativity and World Beat flavor. |
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The Multi-Talented Wade O. Brown:
You've got the Midas touch! |
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Alana Bridgewater:
Thanks for making those long trips to the studio in the cold Canadian winter. |
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Paula "La Bomba" Gonzales:
For seeing the vision and unselfishly giving your all. |
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Greg Stokes:
For the enthusiasm and vibe with which you performed. |
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Rick Morrison:
For putting the icing on "The Last Time." It's always a pleasure to work with you. |
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Chris Rouse:
A special shout-out for your silky, smooth vocals and tasteful Rhodes piano. |
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Cathy Young:
A true friend. Thanks for believing in me. |
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Tony Zamagni:
Baddest B-3 player on the planet!! |
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Chela Harper:
My Daughter and upcoming force to be reckoned with. Etherealethereal |
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Dean Jarvis:
For laying down "Nothin but the Groove" |
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Michael McLarty:
Your drumming awakens the spirit of our ancestors in our soul.
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Peter Miller:
So talented yet understated. Your time is coming.
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Marlon Van Zyl:
Something in the sound of your didgeridoo excites me and scares me at the same time. "Third Stone" and "The Times" would not be the same without it. |
