Donna Summer and her liberators have created one audience and redefined another, and this record's four sides of dream worlds without end sometimes manipulate each audience. The candy-girl music of "Fairy Tale High," "Queen for a Day," and "If You Got It Flaunt It" explicitly recognizes her newly created gay audience, a daring acknowledgement coming from a mainstream pop star. As for her redefined audience of naïve young things who live in the suburbs and dream of romance, adventure, and sex while they search for identity, Summer works her music into a true-to-life Cinderella story staged as four acts of impatient pulse, delirious space noise, wish-upon-a-star voice monologues, and motion. ~ Michael Freedberg, All Music Guide
Donna Summer (Vocals), Donna Summer (Vocals (Background)), Donna Summer (Main Performer), Judy Cheeks (Vocals (Background)), Keith Forsey (Percussion), Keith Forsey (Drums), Edo Zanki (Vocals (Background)), Giorgio Moroder (Arranger), Giorgio Moroder (Moog Synthesizer), Giorgio Moroder (Producer), Geoff Bastow (Guitar), Pete Bellotte (Percussion), Pete Bellotte (Producer), Hanus Berka (Brass), Mats Bjoerklund (Guitar), Hermann Breuer (Brass), Bob Esty (Percussion), Bob Esty (Arranger), Bob Esty (Keyboards), Bob Esty (Vocals (Background)), Mary Ellen Gaines (Vocals (Background)), Benny Gebauer (Brass), Lee Harper (Brass), Alan Hawkshaw (Keyboards), Les Hurdle (Bass), Ted Jensen (Mastering), Juergen Koppers (Engineer), Juergen Koppers (Mixing), Jerry Rix (Vocals (Background)), Dino Solera (Saxophone), Dino Solera (Brass), Gitta Walther (Vocals (Background)), Carlena Williams (Vocals (Background)), Dan Wyman (Moog Synthesizer), Allen Zentz (Mastering), Bob Conti (Percussion), Francesco Scavullo (Photography), Stephen Lumel (Artwork), Way Bandy (Make-Up)
