- Artist
- Suzy K.
- Release year
- 1989
- Country
- Japan
- Label / catalogue
- Century — 27ED6050
- Genres
- Electronic, Hip Hop, Funk / Soul, Pop
- Styles
- New Jack Swing, RnB/Swing, Deep House, Techno
- Formats
- CD: Album, Stereo
- Discogs notes
- Recorded at Nippon Phonogram Studio
Sound Design Studio assisted by: Tokunaga
Teichiku Suginami Studio assisted by: Yuji Hirano
Indigo Ranch Studio assisted by: Chuck "smiles" Johnson and Chris "'tabemasho" Kupper
Nozomi Furukawa appears through Courtesy of Polydor K. K.. Japan Tyrone appears through Courtesy of Meldac Corp., Japan Takefumi Haketa appears through Courtesy of Meldac Corp. Japan
My first and foremost appreciation goes to "the Master", Norio Hashimoto, for making everything possible, for giving me the opportunity to turn my abstract into reality. Thanks and love...Suzy K.
Special thanks: Shigeru Suzuki for his 'smooth talk",
Suenori Fukui, Masahiro Araki, Hiroshi Itoh, for their "time".
Masahiko Yoshida, Hiroshi Nishimura, Toshiya Kushida for their support.
Thank you, Century Records, for giving me the chance to let my voice be heard. Thank you. Ninomiya san and Tera chan for
"being there" when I needed you.
Thank you, Fujino san, for your Fujinomagic.
Thank vou, Ninjaneer, for your humour and warmth.
Thank you, Steve, for your sensitivity, gonna miss vour "feed me ma's.
Thank you, Michael, for your wit and good humor, and for making me feel so at home together with Chuck and Chris.
To my BOYFRIENDS: Tyrone, Koshimizu kun, Makio: *What can I do without ya?"
To my GIRLFRIENDS. Chiyako, Ma, Toshiko, Kuniyo, Yoshiko, Mamiko:
"Where would I be without ya?"
To my producer Rod Anton: "Are we friends or are we friends?"
To my producer Lynn Davis: "You sure were my learning experience."
To my producer Doc-TA: "Missin' you, whenever you're gone."
Love and XXX...Suzy Q-Lock
I would never have come this far without my loving family, Mom and Dad, bro Joe, and my sisters in heaven, Mary and Terry.