Click on song title to hear excerpt
Chief Seattle’s Message – (6:03) a moving, powerful adaptation of Chief Seattle’s 1854 speech about reverence for the earth
Cold War – (3:05) an upbeat celebration of the end of the Cold War and more
Bridge to the Unknown – (3:46) a beautiful ballad about fear of intimacy
If Only You Would Change – (2:42) a message that speaks to almost everyone who has been in a relationship
Yugo Blues – (3:51) a hilarious novelty tune for those who have ever suffered from car problems
New Age Junkie – (2:50) a lively, humorous parody of the quest for self-improvement
Trust Your Impulses – (3:25) a helpful reminder of a truth we all know
Sunny Times – (3:57) a gentle, reflective ballad about being alone
Choosing to be Loving – (3:24) a musical soliloquy that sensitively portrays the struggle between mind and heart
I Got No Problems – (3:34) a spirited, inviting song describing a dream we all aspire to attain
Video of Chief Seattle's Message
| Ron Goldman | lead and harmony vocals, six and twelve string guitars, percussion |
| Orrin Star | banjo, guitar on “New Age Junkie” |
| Bill Mason | lead guitar on “Cold War” and “Yugo Blues,” electric bass on “New Age Junkie” |
| Ruby Mason | keyboards |
| Dave Walker | congas |
| Dennis Pearne | electric bass on “Yugo Blues” and “I Got No Problems” |
Recorded at Second Story Studio, Boston
Engineered by Bill Mason; Produced by Ron Goldman
Graphics by Josephine Fatta and Courtney McGlynn