Simple Mission

The album was produced mostly by Tom Werman. Tony Thompson played drums on the majority of its tracks. ==Critical reception==

The Toronto Star wrote: "By the fourth or fifth listen, one senses the pure, unvarnished Glass Tiger, and that's a band still very much rooted in the ethos of mid-'70s arena-rock, a hybrid of your basic REO Speedwagon, Foreigner, Journey and Kansas." The Windsor Star noted that the album "has a raunchier, gutsier sound on most of the tunes, a conscious effort on their part to emphasize guitar rather than keyboards." ==Track listing==

Produced by Tom Werman except: • track 5, produced by Tom Werman and Jim Cregan • track 7, produced by Sam Reid • track 11, produced by Tom Werman and Jim Vallance ==Personnel==

Glass Tiger • Al Connelly - guitars • Wayne Parker - electric bass • Sam Reid - keyboards • Alan Frew - vocals Additional musicians • Drums: Tony Thompson (except tracks 4 and 6) • Drums: John Keane (tracks 4 and 6) • Backing vocals: Tom Kelly, Tommy Funderburk, Rique Franks, Jeff Scott Soto, Mark Free, Paul Rafferty • Spanish voice: Maria Del Rey • Vocals on "My Town": Rod Stewart • Acoustic guitar on "My Town": Jim Cregan • Additional guitars: Tim Pierce • Additional keyboards on "One to One": Jim Vallance • Saxophone solo on "Where Did Our Love Go": Gary Herbig • Extra percussion: Alex Acuña • String Arrangement on "Where Did Our Love Go": James Newton Howard Production • Associate Producer: Sam Reid • Engineering: Eddie DeLena • Mixing: Eddie DeLena and David Thoener • Assistance: Neal Avron, Ed Goodreau, Greg Goldman, and Efren Herrera • Additional Engineering: Neal Avron • Recording: Jim Vallance • Mastering: Stephen Marcussen (Precision Lacquer, Los Angeles) ==Charts==