Little Foxes

Recorded November-December 1985 at Studio Seven, Oklahoma City, OK Cover Art by Paul Gross/Paradise Graphics Thanks to Chris Hicks - Saxophone in "Lover" Jeff McGuinness and Chris Hall - Additional Vocals in "China White" The "Little Foxes" Trio - Lisa Mann, Valerie Geery and Chystal "C.J." Johnson (Do It!) John Ronloff - Blood Curdling Scream in "Little Foxes" Awesome B.J. Mann and Scott "Scooter" Huston - Vociferousness in "Little foxes" and "Gospel Maniac" Ellen Klingensmith - For Keeping a Watchful Eye on Countless Little Foxes Throughout This Project Driver Music - Guitar Amplification (Thanks: Dallas, Mick, Tom and David) The Voice From Hell in "Aushwitz '87" is Genuine On the rear of the album sleeve: "As mankind approaches this century's end, he is confronted by a future burdened with perils and uncertainties never before seen in history. But over-population, worldwide drug addiction, brutal political corruption and the very real threat of nuclear obliteration should not be viewed as contributors to civilization's eventual downfall, but as evidence of a civilization already fallen. Hatred, rebellion and immorality have found a willing home in the heart and mind of modern man, leaving him contemptuous, bitter, and trusting in nothing, dead in his sin. Yet in this darkness God offers grace and forgiveness through his son Jesus Christ, who gave himself as a sacrifice for the sins of the world. To those of us who have availed ourselves to this sacrifice, he offers new life: freedom from fear, freedom from guilt, and confidence in one who has proven his love for us by dying a horrible death in our place to spare us from judgement. Those who reject his love and calling will continue on, dead in their sins, to eventually stand guilty before the judge who wanted desperately to be their saviour and comforter. The choice has never been as clear as it is today: to choose Jesus, and to walk the narrow way with him means peace and security now and forever: to choose any other way is to join those on the way to destruction." - Kris Klingensmith