Fat City were a male/female folk-psych-pop-rock duo formed in Washington, DC folk scene by husband and then-wife Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert. The album consists of catchy folk songs, baroque hints, psychedelic hippie flavors alternated to gritty rock edge songs with solid guitar work. Danoff & Nivert were also early supporters of Emmylou Harris years before her fateful encounter with Gram Parson. In 1971 Bill and Taffy co-wrote "Take me home, country roads" which became a huge hit for folk-rock icon John Denver and became frequent collaborators with him. After releasing a couple of unsuccessful albums, they hired a couple of glamorous singers and relaunched themselves as "The Starland Vocal Band", immediately scoring a chart-topping hit with "Afternoon delight".

Taffy Nivert - vocals, acoustic guitar.
Bill Danoff - vocals, acoustic guitar.
Dave Appel, Howard Collins - guitars.
Bucky Pizzarelli - guitar, banjo.
Artie Traum - acoustic guitar, electric guitar.
Ernie Hayes - piano, keyboards.
Bob James - horns & strings arrangements, piano, keyboards.
Joe Grimm - saxophone.
Alan Raph - trombone.
Alan Rubin - trumpet.
Hubert Laws - flute.
Margaret Ross - harp.
Everett Barksdale, Jim Parker - bass.
Bernard Purdie, Ronnie Zito, Ted Sommer - drums.

Reincarnation.
Wall Street.
Locked in a cage.
Angeline.
Prince of peace.
Atlantis.
You look like a memory.
City cat.
Easter Island.
Holly would.
Sally Anne.
We don't live here no more.