Free to Fly (CD - 2001)

Additional personnel includes: Dan Deigen (acoustic guitar); Rusty Anderson (guitar); John Catchings (cello); David Tyson (keyboards, programming); Jimmy Lee Solas (bass); Dan Needham (drums); London Session Orchestra, The Nashville String Machine.

Producers include: David Tyson, Brown Bannister, Nathan Nockels, Glen Garrett, Wayne Tester.

Engineers include: Michael Lattanzi, Aaron Swihart, Steve Bishir.

Personnel: Scott Dente (guitar, acoustic guitar); Chris Rodriguez, Jerry McPherson, Rusty Anderson, Dave Cleveland (guitar); Alan Darby (nylon-string guitar, drums); John Catchings (cello); Nashville String Machine, London Session Orchestra, Carl Gorodetzky (strings); Blair Masters (piano, keyboards); Pat Coil (piano); Dan Muckala, David Tyson (keyboards, programming); Nathan Nockels (keyboards); Steve Brewster (drums, percussion); Dan Needham (drums); Wayne Tester, Glenn Garrett, Bernie Herms (programming).

Audio Mixers: Hank Nirider; Steve Bishir; Tom Laune.

Recording information: American Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Bridgeway Studios; Cut Above Studio, Franklin, TN; Dark Horse Recording, Franklin, TN; Emerald Studios, Nashville, TN; EMI Abbey Road Studios, London, England; Lavender Cottage Studio, Agoura Hills, CA; Royaltone Studios, Los Angeles, CA; SOund Kitchen, Franklin, TN; Testerphonics Studio, Franklin, TN; The Bennett House; The Parlor; ZI Studio, Los Angeles, CA.

Photographer: Michael Haber.

Arranger: Carl Marsh.

Whether you think of them as Christian pop's answer to Destiny's Child, or simply an exceptional example of contemporary spiritual music, the female quartet Point Of Grace is a tireless hook machine, churning out album after album of perfectly crafted pop gems. To the casual listener, the fact that the group's lyrics are strictly faith-centered is almost an afterthought. Incorporating elements of folk, pop, country, and R&B all held together by the smooth vocal harmonies that are the group's signature, Point Of Grace offer a seamless pop confection that does double duty as statement of spiritual intent and soft-focus ear candy. minimize