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The production was handled by the band with Mark Ellis (Flood) and marked a shift towards simpler arrangements with heavier use of guitars
This album is the fourth volume in the series where Jack de Mello presents Emma’s interpretations of Hawaiian songs backed by lush orchestral arrangements
The B-side
A definitive addition for dance and pop fans as well as vinyl collectors
and a mix of songs on Side Two
The Knife Feels Like Justice Vinyl The production was handled byThe album marked a departure from Setzer's established rockabilly style with the Stray Cats, leaning instead toward a mainstream, heartland rock sound characterized by AOR (Album Oriented Rock), pop rock, and even some New Wave influences. Setzer adopted a more contemporary 80s production style for this record.
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