Notes & Personnel Info |
 | Personnel: Dean Parks, Bob Mann (guitar); Jochem van der Saag (harmonica, organ, keyboards, programming); Dan Higgins (saxophone); Chris Botti (trumpet); Chris Dawson, David Foster (piano, keyboards); Randy Waldman, Tamir Hendelman (piano); Frank Capp, Joe La Barbera, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); Rafael Padilla (percussion); Angela Fisher, Nita Hutton, Ester Austin, Quiana Parler, Lauren Evans, Richard Page (background vocals). |
| Audio Mixers: Dave Reitzas; Humberto Gatica. |
| Audio Remasterer: Stephen Marcussen. |
| Recording information: Chartmaker Studios; the Record Plant, Hollywood, CA. |
| Photographer: Gabrielle Revere. |
| Arrangers: John Clayton; David Foster; Brad Dechter. |
| Much like her self-titled debut from 2004, the second album by television actress and jazz-pop singer Renee Olstead finds the flame-haired teenager working with producer and arranger David Foster on a track list consisting mostly of standards from the Great American Songbook. A more than adequate singer with a surprising depth for such a young age (just 17 when this album was recorded), Olstead shines on classics like "Stars Fell On Alabama" and "Lover Man." |
Producer: Humberto Gatica; David Foster; Humberto Gatica; David Foster |
Engineer: David Reitzas; Neil Devor; Humberto Gatica; Alejandro Rodriguez; Neil Devor; Humberto Gatica; Jochem Van Der Saag; Alejandro Rodriguez; Jorge Vivo |
Musical Guests |
| Chris Botti |
| Robert Randolph |
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