Name: Against All Odds
Brand: music
SKU: 311756
Availability: OutOfStock

Performer Notes

This is an Enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Take 5: Ryan Goodell, Clay Goodell, Tilky Jones, Stevie Schulthorpe, TJ Christofore.
Additional personnel includes: Brittany Zekofsky, Laura Augustyniak, Susan Schilling (chant vocals); Delite (various instruments, background vocals); Kenny Flav (various instruments); Keith Mitchell (acoustic guitar); Paul Pesco, Tony Battaglia (guitar); Dave Deller, Anthony Anderson, Steve Smith (programming); Antoinette Roberson, Antoino Mobley, Tony Thompson (background vocals).
Producers include: Missy Elliott, Timbaland, Delite, Flavahood.
Engineers include: Wassim Erik, Brian Kinkead, Tommie Jr.
Principally recorded at TransContinental Studios, Orlando, Florida.
Personnel: Take Five (vocals, background vocals); Darrell "Delite" Allamby (rap vocals, background vocals); Laura Augustyniak, Susan Schilling, Brittany Zekofsky (chant); Anthony Donelson, Shawn Carrington, Paul Pesco, Anthony Anderson, Thomas McClary, Tony Battaglia (guitar); Keith Mitchell (acoustic guitar); Flavahood (keyboards); Dave Deviller, Anthony Anderson, Sean Hosein (programming); Jonathen "John John" Rasboro, Antonio Mobley, Antoinette Roberson, Tony Thompson (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Darrell "Delite" Allamby; Ben Arrindell; Jo Smith; Mike Tarsia; Senator Jimmy D.
Recording information: Banana Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Flavastation, NY; Pacifique Studios, CA; Quad Studios, New York, NY; The Flavastation, NY; The Hook Nook; TransContinental Studios, Orlando, FL.
Photographer: F. Scott Schafer.
After taking Europe and Asia by storm, Take 5 wants to break big in America with their pop-laden debut Against All Odds. The five-piece boy band steps right in behind the likes of fellow teen pop bands N 'Sync and the Backstreet Boys, but the competition doesn't intimidate them. They want to be a part of the glossy mainstream, and their 14-track debut will make the girls scream too. Take 5 is funky, sassy, and commonly conventional when deriving the sharpest pop song. "Hottie" and "Girl Next Door" shimmy and shake, whereas "Missing an Angel" unleashes the sentimental side behind the band. And as if teendom didn't have enough kings and queens, it's all about having fun and fans will be content with these young crooners. ~ MacKenzie Wilson